Tortola is the largest island and its large harbour on the south side is where the capital, Road Town, is situated. This is a bustling capital with modern offices, museums, a botanical garden, diverse restaurants and interesting shops. It is also home base to of many charter boat companies, such as the Moorings, TMM, Conch Charters, BVI Yacht Charters, etc. The islands’ airport is on Beef Island, connected to Tortola’s east end by a modern bridge. At Tortola’s west end is Soper’s Hole, the ferry terminal for St Thomas and St John and home to the famous ‘Jolly Roger’ pub and guest house. In between are many fine beaches and bays. The most famous is probably Cane Garden Bay, a beautiful palm lined beach with a wide choice of beach bars and restaurants. Quito’s bar and night club is here, as is Myetts and many others. On the islands ridge is Sage Mountain National Park, with tropical flora and fauna in abundance as well as magnificent views on both sides of the island. Trellis Bay at the island’s east end is home to Aragorn’s amazing arts and crafts center and an island style cyber café. The monthly full moon parties are held here with local buffet, fungi music, mocko jumbies and the burning fireballs. At Apple Bay Bomba’s full moon party is wildly popular. It was Bomba’s brainstorm that started the full moon party tradition back in the early 90s. In Trellis Bay on Bellamy Cay the ‘Last Resort’ serves hilarious entertainment by the ‘Singing Chef,’ and a short ferry ride takes you to Marina Cay, the Pusser’s island where pirate entertainer, Beans enthralls an ecstatic crowd at Happy Aaaarhhh. Other hot spots on the island are Nanny Cay, just west of Road Town and home to a protected marina and well run boat yard. Many charter companies operate from here including Horizon Yachts Charters, Catamaran Company and Virgin Traders. ‘Peg Legs’ is the watering hole of choice. Hodge’s Creek, just east of Road Town is where the Sunsail Charter company base is located. Close by is Fat Hog Bob’s, famous for healthy portions. Over the last thirty years Tortola has made a remarkable transformation from sleepy backwater to vibrant island paradise. The BVI finance services is booming and continuous to growth strong and tourist it’s the second pillar of the economy. We have a bit of everything for your considerations from white sands beaches to Bomba’s wild full moon parties; the choice is yours!

Jost van Dyke is famous for Foxy’s, a watering hole, island style restaurant and gift shop made famous by the maestro himself.

Weekend evening entertainment has the girls dancing on the tables. The main harbour of Great Harbour houses other fine eateries and bars, Baba’s and Corsair’s to name just two. It is also where customs, immigration and police are located.

Further east local lobster restaurants can be found in Little Harbour and White Bay to the west is home to the famous Soggy Dollar bar and Ivan’s shell bar, ‘the Local Flavor.’ He also hosts a very popular camp ground.

Off Josts’ eastern end lies Sandy Cay with its beautiful palm lined beach, recently donated to the BVI’s National Parks by the philanthropic Rockefeller. Nearby is Sandy Spit, a one palm tree cay, with good snorkeling in calm weather. Foxy’s Taboo is close by for lunch.