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Beaches & Bays of the BVI

The beaches and bays in the the British Virgin Islands are not only beautiful but are almost always uncrowded and often deserted.

Each beach is unique so whether your looking for a soft white sand as far as you can see or if you'd prefer to have a beach shack on hand for some daquiries, there is something for you.

Snorkelling, sunbathing, surfing or just exploring - we have a beach for everything. Even avid surfers will be thrilled by the long north swells that roll lazily in during the winter months on Tortola's north shore.

British Virgin Islands beaches have been voted the "best beaches" by Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine.

Beaches & Bays of the British Virgin Islands
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Apple Bay (Tortola)

Apple Bay is a cool spot to hang out, sip a drink and watch the sun go down over your surfboard…

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Baughers Bay (Tortola)

Busy bay in Road Town, Tortola - home to the ferry port.

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Big Trunk Bay (Virgin Gorda)

Trunk Bay, one of a series of awe inspiring white sand beaches on Virgin Gorda's western shore.

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Brandywine Bay (Tortola)

A great stretch of white sand and flat calm waters for swimming and snorkelling.

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Brewers Bay (Tortola)

Brewers Bay is a secret hideaway - a perfect cove hidden away in a sheltered bay on the North Shore of Tortola. It is off the usual tourist trail, and is a more popular spot with locals at weekends.

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Buttonwood Bay (Peter Island)

Buttonwood Bay on Peter Island is a beautiful sandy and secluded beach and is home to the Lazy Iguana Beach Club.

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Cane Garden Bay (Tortola)

Tortola’s most famous beach is popular with visitors who like to be at the centre of it all - as the beach plays host to an array of restaurants, water sports companies, shops and bars.

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Carrot Bay (Tortola)

Once a bustling fishing village, Carrot Bay is a centre of local island life.

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Cooper Bay (Tortola)

Cooper Bay is located on Tortola's North shore, North of Road Town.

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Cooten Bay (Tortola)

Cooten Bay is on the North Shore of Tortola.

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Cow Wreck Bay (Anegada)

Miles of pristine, white beach on Anagada facing the famous ocean reef lagoons.

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Deadmans Bay (Peter Island)

Considered by many to be one of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches.

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Devils Bay (Virgin Gorda)

Devil’s Bay is yet another picture perfect beach - just along from The Baths in Virgin Gorda.

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Diamond Cay (Jost Van Dyke)

A national park area with great hiking. There is also a new, purpose built dock and Foxy's Taboo Bar and restaurant.

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Fat Hogs Bay (Tortola)

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Fischers Cove (Virgin Gorda)

A tranquil quarter mile, bohio studded, white sand beach lapped by turquoise waters.

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Fish Bay (Tortola)

Fish Bay in Tortola in purely a waters edge bay area with no beach to speak of and no tourist attractions. The Bay area is surrounded by industrial and commercial companies, primarily automotive.

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