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At almost any spot in Tortola, you're not far from a white sandy beach that seamlessly segues into sparkling blue waters. Some of our favorites are Apple Bay, Cane Garden Bay, Smuggler's Cove and Long Bay. Apple Bay is known as the surfer's beach and houses the notorious Bomba's Surfside Shack. Cane Garden Bay features powdery white sand and a...
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The idyllic waters, numerous reefs, underwater treasures and outstanding beauty of these islands have made it one of the most enjoyable boating and diving spots in the world. Whether you want to go it alone bareboating or you prefer to hire a skipper to guide you around the beautiful waters of the BVI, you'll find plenty of options around Tortola....
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Address: West End
This Fort is rumored to be the oldest surviving structure in the whole of the British Virgin Islands. Stop by the Fort when you're visiting the West End, and you'll get a chance to see three-foot-thick walls constructed in the mid 1600s by the Dutch.
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Address: Botanic Station, Road Town
Located on 4 acres in Road Town, this outstanding botanical garden showcases tropical plants, an orchid house, a small rainforest and a myriad of trees and flowering plants, including over 60 species of palm trees. A pergola, waterfall and several tropical bird houses round out the natural beauty and sense of serenity that pervades these lovely...
Josiah's Bay Plantation Art Gallery
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Address: Road Town
At one time a sugar plantation and then later a rum distillery, this structure is now an art gallery that showcases a standout collection of Indonesian and African sculptures as well as African Zulu masks, paintings and mixed media pieces. Definitely a must visit when taking in Road Town – but call ahead as they keep irregular hours.
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Address: Road Town
Picturesque and quaint, Road Town's Main Street offers a mix of historic structures and a diverse collection of shops housed in island bungalows painted in bright colors. On Main Street, you'll find churches, a coffee shop, a bakery and the Virgin Island Folk Museum. It also includes an 1840s-era landmark, St. Phillips Anglican Church, and the...
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Address: Waterfront Dr, Road Town
An island landmark that was constructed in the 1920s, this historic building was formerly the governor's home. It is now a museum that provides visitors a look at the drawing and dining rooms by guided tour. A small gift shop offers souvenirs for sale.
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Address: Road Town
Come explore the natural beauty of these islands by visiting Sage Mountain National Park. It's located at an elevation of 1751 feet, the British Virgin Island's highest point, and offers outstanding views of surrounding islands and cays. It covers 91 acres, with two main trails providing easy access to its beauty, including a wealth of vines,...
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If scuba diving's your thing, Tortola has much to offer by way of underwater treasures. The HMS Rhone sank in 1867, and the wreck provides hiding places for plenty of undersea creatures, making it a must dive while in the area. Other interesting spots are the Chikuzen wreck (sunk in 1981) and Alice in Wonderland, a sloping wall that's home to an...
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If you want to explore the underwater beauty that defines Tortola but aren't ready for scuba gear, try snorkeling. There's plenty to see very close to shore in several different areas. Smuggler's Cove, located on the island's northwest end, boasts two reefs just 100 feet from shore. Brewers Bay is another prime snorkeling spot that showcases lots...
