Beaches

TORTOLA BEACHES
Whether you are a sun worshipper, a windsurfer or want to enjoy a good book under a tree or in a hammock, the beaches of Tortola can make your island getaway dream come true. There is a beach to suit every mood; you can socialize or be completely alone; dance until the sun sets or lazily snorkel above colourful reefs; body surf in thunderous waves or float in still water as warm as a bath. Roam the beaches of Tortola and you'll find at least one that will keep calling you back. Your biggest challenge may be to decide which beach to explore first.

Cane Garden Bay: An action-filled beach popular for its gentle surf and long, lovely curved bay. The colorful seaside bars and restaurants, as well as a few small inns and villas and gift shops give it a boardwalk appeal. Cane Garden Bay is a favoured anchorage for boaters and all water sports activities are available here.

Brewer's Bay Beach: Offers a quiet retreat and some of the best snorkeling because of its many reefs. It also has the island's only campground.

Apple Bay Beach: Grab your boogey board and get ready to chop the waves of this very popular surfer's haven. After a few chops, let Bomba's surfside bar get you fired up with a shot of Bomba's infamous punch.

Smuggler's Cove: Get lost in the solitude of this hidden treasure. Somewhat remote but worth the trip. You will find more than just a snorkel and swim and the glorious view of Jost Van Dyke in its background. When its time for a drink and a bag of chips, help yourself at the honest bar.

Josiah's Bay Beach: Another surfer's world with its high waves and awesome view of Guana Island. The Josiah's Bay Plantation and an art gallery are nearby.

Lambert Bay: Is one of the north shore's finest beaches and is a favourite picnic spot because of its sheltering palm grove and fine white sand. A resort is located behind the beach.

Long Bay: A mile long stretch of white sand beach, perfect for tranquil sunset walks. The western end, fringed with palms and seagrapes offers greater solitude and good swimming.

VIRGIN GORDA BEACHES
Discover the many beaches on Virgin Gorda offering a unique experience and magnificent scenery both above and below the water. From the world famous and exotic natural "indoor swimming pool" of The Baths, to the spectacular white sand beaches at Trunk Bay, you will understand why Virgin Gorda is considered the beach-blessed jewel of the Caribbean. All you need to do is visit...and leave your footprints in the sand!

The Baths: A National Park made up of a series of small sea pools lying beneath a canopy of giant granite boulders. These sheltered light filled grottos create a unique setting to swim and explore. Snorkeling along the outside perimeter of both The Baths and Devil's Bay reveals an area rich in colourful fish and coral.

Devil's Bay Beach: Another National Park is accessible by boat or by walking through the trails of The Baths. The beach is pure white sand and is sprinkled with large granite boulders. It's deep blue waters make it excellent for diving and snorkeling. < Bay>: Sprinkled with boulders, this stretch of white sand is one of Virgin Gorda's loveliest and features some of The BVI's clearest waters.

Mahoe Bay Beach: A remote and quiet beach with vivid blue water is located north of Savannah Bay. The Bay lies at the end of a tropically landscaped drive leading to a restaurant, beach resorts and villas. It's gentle sandy curves and 2 picturesque reefs afford wonderful water activities.

Trunk Bay: One of a series of spectacular white sand beaches that line Virgin Gorda's western shore. Bordered by a private estate and a palm grove, Trunk Bay can be reached by boat or along a path from Spring Bay.

Savannah Bay Beach: A beautiful long curving stretch of sand, Savannah Bay is an idyllic spot to work on a tan and then plunge in for a cooling dip. If you stay until later in the day, it's the perfect place to watch our spectacular sunsets.

ANEGADA BEACHES
Come discover for yourself, why Anegada, an island of coral sand, is worthy of being known as "The Beach Lover's Island". With its renowned beaches and crystal clear waters, it is your perfect escape to tranquility. Chances are you won't see another set of footprints in the sand. Some of the best snorkeling and reef diving adds to the wonders of the exotic and astounding vistas. You can kayak, sun bathe or just enjoy the magnificent sunsets as you enjoy a snack and a cool drink at one of the beach bars. Anegada is truly a beach waiting for you to visit.

Loblolly Bay Beach: Ranked as one of the world's best beaches, Loblolly Bay Beach is miles and miles of untouched and isolated beach with an all direction lookout and a 50ft plus walkout into the ocean. It has two beach bars and restaurant as well as sun shelters and hammocks among the seagrapes.

Flash of Beauty Beach: Think pink!! With its pretty trail of conch shells leading from the beach bar to the shoreline, this unique feature is truly an unforgettable view. Excellent snorkeling is also found here.

Cow Wreck Bay Beach: There are several stories as to how this beach got its name. Ask any Anegadian and you'll be amazed at their version. Found on the northwestern end of Anegada, it is another one of the many pristine beaches found on this island. A small beach bar and restaurant, as well as a few villas, are located here.

JOST VAN DYKE BEACHES
The beach is undoubtedly one of the most important features of any Caribbean vacation. With a its startlingly bright white, soft sand, bordered by intense blue water the award winning beaches on Jost Van Dyke are a beach-lover's dream come true.

Great Harbour Beach: The island's arrival point with its white sandy horseshoe shape, offers a fabulous water sport facility with a host of friendly and casual beach bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. Dinghy docks available.

White Bay Beach: Voted one of the top 10 beaches in the world by Caribbean Travel & Life. Long stretch of white sandy palm lined beach. Protected by a great snorkeling reef. Known for anchoring close to shore. Swim to the beach. Visit the award winning beach bars.

Sandy Spit Beach: Totally remote but within reach by boat, this is definitely worth any sailor's trip across the other side. Enjoy marvelous snorkeling in a relaxed atmosphere.