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The British Virgin Islands (known as the BVIs) are undoubtedly one of the prettiest holiday destinations in the world, lying to the east of the large island of Puerto Rico. Consisting of over 100 islands in the sparkling blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, many of which are uninhabited, the British Virgin Islands are the perfect luxury holiday destination. Exclusive resorts are scattered across the BVIs, some occupying private islands to ensure complete tranquility and seclusion. The BVIs are widely regarded as a sailor's paradise - there are numerous yacht clubs and yacht charter companies on the islands, so contact Tropic Breeze to discuss your yachting holiday.
Our friendly team of travel specialists has extensive knowledge of the Caribbean islands and has visited each of the hotels that we offer. This enables us to provide expert advice and to tailor make the perfect holiday for you, whether you are looking for a luxurious resort or a boutique gem. Tropic Breeze is a specialist tour operator offering fully bonded and protected holidays with ABTOT or ATOL, meaning you can rest assured that your holiday is safe and secure.
The area offers one of the most spectacular cruising grounds in the world and is a mecca for yachtsmen, thanks to reliable trade winds, short easy passages and perfect anchorages. There are numerous yachts available for charter, by the day or by the week, either bareboat (ie without crew) or fully catered and crewed.
Tropic Breeze offers hotel holidays to luxury resorts in the British Virgin Islands, as well as sailing holidays on board the finest yachts in the Caribbean. Guana Island and Peter Island Resort & Spa both occupy private islands, Cooper Island Beach Club shares an island with just a few other houses, while Sugar Mill Hotel is located on one of the larger islands.
The British Virgin Islands are full of gastronomic delights - click here to read about our top ten dining experiences in the BVIs.
Diving and snorkelling are superb, with many reefs and cays as well as over 100 recognised dive sites. Most hotels and charter yachts have snorkel equipment available for hire, but if you are keen to make the most of the superb snorkelling, we recommend that you take your own equipment. There are plenty of dive operators, many of which will meet you at your yacht or hotel.
Access to the British Virgin Islands is via Antigua, with onward travel by local airline to Beef Island and speedboat to the relevant island.
Find out more about the British Virgin Islands:
When to go to the BVI
For the latest travel advice from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office including security and local laws, plus passport and visa information, click here.
