British Virgin Islands Holidays

The famous Caribbean weather and the great expanses of sea, gleaming in the sun and stirred by balmy breezes, make British Virgin Islands Holidays well known for the quality of the sailing they offer. Yachts owners and keen mariners throng to the islands for the nautical action. The ability to charter pleasure craft and sailing boats means that this relaxing pastime is open to visitors not lucky enough to own their own vessel. There are in excess of 60 islands to explore within this particular Caribbean territory, meaning that it is always possible to discover a secluded spot to get away from it all and enjoy a touch of privacy where you can relax in peace and tranquillity.

The most well known islands boast popular beaches where luxury blends with accessibility. The result of this fantastic natural feature is that the white sand beaches, fringed with gentle swaying emerald palms, offer ample opportunity to lounge in the Caribbean sunshine or enjoy a wide variety of water-based activities. The sailing, the seclusion and the endless miles of beaches mean that the British Virgin Islands continually attract the rich and famous to their sun-kissed shores, if you are looking for somewhere to get away from it all, these islands could be the place.

Luxury Holidays to the British Virgin Islands

Whether you sail or not, British Virgin Island Holidays are perfect for the holidaymaker who likes to avoid the crowds and the tourist traps that accompany them. The beaches of each of the main islands are easily accessible, offering a wide range of water sports as well as the usual sunbathing opportunities most expect from a luxury tropical holiday.

5 great reasons to holiday in the British Virgin Islands

• In March you cannot only attend the Caribbean Arts and Crafts Festival but also the Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival as well as the British Virgin Islands Music Festival.
• Diving enthusiasts will find some of the best sites in the world, especially if we talk about shipwreck dives
• We’re talking about the Caribbean so obviously beaches are a main attraction; particularly Cane Garden Bay and Long Bay West are worth checking out
• Deep-sea as well as saltwater fly-fishing are other fun activities!
• To witness an indigenous cultural showcase don’t miss out on the Emancipation Festival in August.

Things to do whilst on holiday

Sailing is just one of the many ways to experience luxury holidays to the British Virgin Islands. You can find more details about yacht inclusive packages with the Bitter End Yacht Club here, or alternatively, yachts can be chartered whilst on the islands. Even though chartering a boat is an important, affordable part of many holidays in the British Virgin Islands, there are plenty of other things to see and do as an alternative. The nation’s hotels are dotted around the islands: on the main islands of Tortola, Virgin Gorda and Jost Van Dyke, as well as exclusive holiday resorts on outliers like Anegada and Peter Island.

Interesting Facts about the British Virgin Islands

• Area – 59 sq miles
• Population – 27,000
• Capital – Road Town
• Official Languages – English
• Currency – U.S. Dollar (USD)
• Time Zone – UTC-4

British Virgin Islands Holidays 2012

If you want a holiday that gets your back to nature, has a slower tempo to and the freedom to make your own entertainment, holidays to the British Virgin Islands are a perfect proposition. Call one of our advisors today and book your holiday to the Caribbean in 2012 as well as 2013 early and avoid disappointment!