Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands are close to United States but as per their history, they have this English touch mixed with the local Caribbean culture and they are truly a Caribbean Island. Just east of Puerto Rico and next to the US Virgin Islands, the BVI form roughly two chains separated by the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

British Virgin Islands have some 60 islands, islets, rocks, and cays, of which only 16 or so are inhabited. They are all of volcanic origin except one, Anegada, which is coral and limestone. These unspoilt, idyllic islands are beautiful.

With their white sand beaches, turquoise waters and vibrant lifestyle, they are a heaven for snorkelling, fishing and diving enthusiasts. Referred to as the sailing capital of the Caribbean, everyone can experience the British Virgin Islands by sea as the BVI offers the finest and safest sailing in the world.