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Ultra Luxury British Vigin Islands Holidays

Gorgeously exclusive and fit for royalty, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) promises its visitors a perfect beach holiday for basking in luxury island living and enjoying total relaxation.

Renowned for their stunning natural beauty, each of the British Virgin Islands presents a dreamlike picture, with sapphire waters lapping beach on beach of flour-soft sand, lush vegetation swaying gently in the breeze, and unparalleled sunsets to end each day in bliss. As the name suggests, the islands are a British overseas territory positioned in the north-eastern Caribbean, comprising four main islands—Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada—alongside a collection of smaller islands and islets.

Known as "the sailing capital of the Caribbean", the islands are well-known for their seafaring opportunities, and beyond the breathtaking beaches, visitors can enjoy a variety of adventurous activities exploring the islands' low verdant mountains, enchanting lagoons, colourful reef-lined shores, and landlocked harbours in style. Water sports activities are abundant here too, from gentle paddle board and kayaking trips to surfing sprees and deep diving scuba adventures—the water is your playground for exploration and fun!

The British Virgin Islands are also home to stunning private hideaways, vast mountain estates, and luxury hotels that feature five-star amenities and facilities. From splashing out on the entire 74-acre Necker Island to settling into an intimate family-run villa in Tortola, there’s a perfect accommodation option for you and your group.

This large archipelago provides visitors the opportunity to explore several distinct locations in proximity to each other by boat. Regularly scheduled inter-island ferries mean you can hop on and off between ports to experience everything these paradise havens have to offer, alternatively you can charter your own boat or take a tour and enjoy watery adventures at your own pace.
Gorgeously exclusive and fit for royalty, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) promises its visitors a perfect beach holiday for basking in luxury island living and enjoying total relaxation.

Renowned for their stunning natural beauty, each of the British Virgin Islands presents a dreamlike picture, with sapphire waters lapping beach on beach of flour-soft sand, lush vegetation swaying gently in the breeze, and unparalleled sunsets to end each day in bliss. As the name suggests, the islands are a British overseas territory positioned in the north-eastern Caribbean, comprising four main islands—Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada—alongside a collection of smaller islands and islets.

Known as "the sailing capital of the Caribbean", the islands are well-known for their seafaring opportunities, and beyond the breathtaking beaches, visitors can enjoy a variety of adventurous activities exploring the islands' low verdant mountains, enchanting lagoons, colourful reef-lined shores, and landlocked harbours in style. Water sports activities are abundant here too, from gentle paddle board and kayaking trips to surfing sprees and deep diving scuba adventures—the water is your playground for exploration and fun!

The British Virgin Islands are also home to stunning private hideaways, vast mountain estates, and luxury hotels that feature five-star amenities and facilities. From splashing out on the entire 74-acre Necker Island to settling into an intimate family-run villa in Tortola, there’s a perfect accommodation option for you and your group.

This large archipelago provides visitors the opportunity to explore several distinct locations in proximity to each other by boat. Regularly scheduled inter-island ferries mean you can hop on and off between ports to experience everything these paradise havens have to offer, alternatively you can charter your own boat or take a tour and enjoy watery adventures at your own pace.
Gorgeously exclusive and fit for royalty, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) promises its visitors a perfect beach holiday for basking in luxury island living and enjoying total relaxation.

Renowned for their stunning natural beauty, each of the British Virgin Islands presents a dreamlike picture, with sapphire waters lapping beach on beach of flour-soft sand, lush vegetation swaying gently in the breeze, and unparalleled sunsets to end each day in bliss. As the name suggests, the islands are a British overseas territory positioned in the north-eastern Caribbean, comprising four main islands—Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada—alongside a collection of smaller islands and islets.

Known as "the sailing capital of the Caribbean", the islands are well-known for their seafaring opportunities, and beyond the breathtaking beaches, visitors can enjoy a variety of adventurous activities exploring the islands' low verdant mountains, enchanting lagoons, colourful reef-lined shores, and landlocked harbours in style. Water sports activities are abundant here too, from gentle paddle board and kayaking trips to surfing sprees and deep diving scuba adventures—the water is your playground for exploration and fun!

The British Virgin Islands are also home to stunning private hideaways, vast mountain estates, and luxury hotels that feature five-star amenities and facilities. From splashing out on the entire 74-acre Necker Island to settling into an intimate family-run villa in Tortola, there’s a perfect accommodation option for you and your group.

This large archipelago provides visitors the opportunity to explore several distinct locations in proximity to each other by boat. Regularly scheduled inter-island ferries mean you can hop on and off between ports to experience everything these paradise havens have to offer, alternatively you can charter your own boat or take a tour and enjoy watery adventures at your own pace.
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Sail
Away

It’s all in the name! These paradise islands promise boundless adventures on the sea, with near-perfect conditions and calm, sparkling waters for sailing, deep-sea fishing, and much more.

Sail Away

It’s all in the name! These paradise islands promise boundless adventures on the sea, with near-perfect conditions and calm, sparkling waters for sailing, deep-sea fishing, and much more.

Sensational
Sands

With sand as soft and white as sifted flour and cerulean waters gently lapping the shores, BVI’s beaches are as close to perfect as you can possibly imagine.

Sensational Sands

With sand as soft and white as sifted flour and cerulean waters gently lapping the shores, BVI’s beaches are as close to perfect as you can possibly imagine.

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Unspoiled
Nature

Hike through lush terrains, absorb scenic coastal views from the water on a paddle board or kayak, and dive deep into the water to explore BVI’s stunning natural landscapes.

Unspoiled Nature

Hike through lush terrains, absorb scenic coastal views from the water on a paddle board or kayak, and dive deep into the water to explore BVI’s stunning natural landscapes.

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Luxury British Virgin Islands Hotels

Luxury British Virgin Islands Hotels

Necker Island

Necker Island , British Virgin Islands

Barefoot luxury meets tropical elegance at Richard Branson’s Necker Island. Expect opulent rooms, first-class dining, and the ultimate private beach escape—a retreat that feels like home, only with more sunshine and champagne.

Barefoot luxury meets tropical elegance at Richard Branson’s Necker Island. Expect opulent rooms, first-class dining, and the ultimate private beach escape—a retreat that feels like home, only with more sunshine and champagne.

Barefoot luxury meets tropical elegance at Richard Branson’s Necker Island. Expect opulent rooms, first-class dining, and the ultimate private beach escape—a retreat that feels like home, only with more sunshine and champagne.

Peter Island Resort and Spa

Peter Island, British Virgin Islands

Find your inner sense of paradise at Peter Island Resort & Spa. With untouched beaches, decadent dining, and a luxurious spa to soothe the soul, this private island is a five-star Caribbean retreat for VIP serenity-seekers.

Find your inner sense of paradise at Peter Island Resort & Spa. With untouched beaches, decadent dining, and a luxurious spa to soothe the soul, this private island is a five-star Caribbean retreat for VIP serenity-seekers.

Find your inner sense of paradise at Peter Island Resort & Spa. With untouched beaches, decadent dining, and a luxurious spa to soothe the soul, this private island is a five-star Caribbean retreat for VIP serenity-seekers.

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British Virgin Islands in a Nutshell

Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, is home to the capital, Road Town, as well as Sage Mountain National Park, characterised by its verdant rainforest and some of the best hiking trails on the island. Try one of the popular trails up Mount Sage—at 500m it’s the highest point in the island chain—and trek up through mahogany forests for magnificent views. For the best experience, make sure to hike early in the morning to see the islands in their natural glory.

Cane Garden Bay is Tortola’s most popular beach, and certainly one to visit with the family. Lively restaurants are stretched out across the sands, windsurfers are riding the waves, and sun lovers are absorbing the rays. Hang out on the beach until early evening to revel in the stunning Caribbean sunset then dance the rest of the night away to live reggae music at Quito’s Gazebo.

On Virgin Gorda, you can discover the famous Baths—considered one of BVI’s top attractions—a notable geological formation comprising a range of imposing granite boulders along the beach that create sheltered sea pools to explore. Don’t forget your snorkelling gear! Smugglers Cove in Tortola is a well-known secret for exploring below the surface and is home to beautiful unspoiled coral reefs.

Sailing is the most rewarding way to experience the best that this archipelago has to offer, including sheltered coves, expansive beaches, laid-back beach bars, and natural wonders. Rent a boat, with or without a skipper, charter a yacht for the week or simply book a cabin for a day-long excursion and see BVI from a whole new perspective.

For a classic Caribbean beach experience, head to White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Soak up the sun by the gorgeous boats and yachts docked in the bay and enjoy views of the lush mountains beyond. Finish your day with an original ‘Painkiller’ rum cocktail from the famous Soggy Dollar Bar and sip while you swing in a hammock on the sand.

Food is a big draw in BVI and there are countless spots for local cuisine, international flavours, and fine dining experiences. Check out Foxy’s Bar in Jost Van Dyke, which serves an array of perfectly grilled meats, fresh salads, and melt-in-the-mouth seafood, and where every day’s a party. As well as its Famous Beach BBQ on Friday and Saturday nights, Foxy’s offers an á la carte menu Sunday to Thursday accompanied by a world-class cocktail menu.

CocoMaya is in the heart of Spanish Town in Virgin Gorda. This sleek fusion restaurant and bar combines the flavours of South-East Asia and Latin America and is located directly on the west-facing beach—just think of those sunsets! Dine with the sand between your toes from an exciting menu that includes bang bang chicken skewers, salmon tostadas, lobster tail smothered in chilli lime butter, and pork and shrimp gyoza.
Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, is home to the capital, Road Town, as well as Sage Mountain National Park, characterised by its verdant rainforest and some of the best hiking trails on the island. Try one of the popular trails up Mount Sage—at 500m it’s the highest point in the island chain—and trek up through mahogany forests for magnificent views. For the best experience, make sure to hike early in the morning to see the islands in their natural glory.

Cane Garden Bay is Tortola’s most popular beach, and certainly one to visit with the family. Lively restaurants are stretched out across the sands, windsurfers are riding the waves, and sun lovers are absorbing the rays. Hang out on the beach until early evening to revel in the stunning Caribbean sunset then dance the rest of the night away to live reggae music at Quito’s Gazebo.

On Virgin Gorda, you can discover the famous Baths—considered one of BVI’s top attractions—a notable geological formation comprising a range of imposing granite boulders along the beach that create sheltered sea pools to explore. Don’t forget your snorkelling gear! Smugglers Cove in Tortola is a well-known secret for exploring below the surface and is home to beautiful unspoiled coral reefs.

Sailing is the most rewarding way to experience the best that this archipelago has to offer, including sheltered coves, expansive beaches, laid-back beach bars, and natural wonders. Rent a boat, with or without a skipper, charter a yacht for the week or simply book a cabin for a day-long excursion and see BVI from a whole new perspective.

For a classic Caribbean beach experience, head to White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Soak up the sun by the gorgeous boats and yachts docked in the bay and enjoy views of the lush mountains beyond. Finish your day with an original ‘Painkiller’ rum cocktail from the famous Soggy Dollar Bar and sip while you swing in a hammock on the sand.

Food is a big draw in BVI and there are countless spots for local cuisine, international flavours, and fine dining experiences. Check out Foxy’s Bar in Jost Van Dyke, which serves an array of perfectly grilled meats, fresh salads, and melt-in-the-mouth seafood, and where every day’s a party. As well as its Famous Beach BBQ on Friday and Saturday nights, Foxy’s offers an á la carte menu Sunday to Thursday accompanied by a world-class cocktail menu.

CocoMaya is in the heart of Spanish Town in Virgin Gorda. This sleek fusion restaurant and bar combines the flavours of South-East Asia and Latin America and is located directly on the west-facing beach—just think of those sunsets! Dine with the sand between your toes from an exciting menu that includes bang bang chicken skewers, salmon tostadas, lobster tail smothered in chilli lime butter, and pork and shrimp gyoza.
Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, is home to the capital, Road Town, as well as Sage Mountain National Park, characterised by its verdant rainforest and some of the best hiking trails on the island. Try one of the popular trails up Mount Sage—at 500m it’s the highest point in the island chain—and trek up through mahogany forests for magnificent views. For the best experience, make sure to hike early in the morning to see the islands in their natural glory.

Cane Garden Bay is Tortola’s most popular beach, and certainly one to visit with the family. Lively restaurants are stretched out across the sands, windsurfers are riding the waves, and sun lovers are absorbing the rays. Hang out on the beach until early evening to revel in the stunning Caribbean sunset then dance the rest of the night away to live reggae music at Quito’s Gazebo.

On Virgin Gorda, you can discover the famous Baths—considered one of BVI’s top attractions—a notable geological formation comprising a range of imposing granite boulders along the beach that create sheltered sea pools to explore. Don’t forget your snorkelling gear! Smugglers Cove in Tortola is a well-known secret for exploring below the surface and is home to beautiful unspoiled coral reefs.

Sailing is the most rewarding way to experience the best that this archipelago has to offer, including sheltered coves, expansive beaches, laid-back beach bars, and natural wonders. Rent a boat, with or without a skipper, charter a yacht for the week or simply book a cabin for a day-long excursion and see BVI from a whole new perspective.

For a classic Caribbean beach experience, head to White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Soak up the sun by the gorgeous boats and yachts docked in the bay and enjoy views of the lush mountains beyond. Finish your day with an original ‘Painkiller’ rum cocktail from the famous Soggy Dollar Bar and sip while you swing in a hammock on the sand.

Food is a big draw in BVI and there are countless spots for local cuisine, international flavours, and fine dining experiences. Check out Foxy’s Bar in Jost Van Dyke, which serves an array of perfectly grilled meats, fresh salads, and melt-in-the-mouth seafood, and where every day’s a party. As well as its Famous Beach BBQ on Friday and Saturday nights, Foxy’s offers an á la carte menu Sunday to Thursday accompanied by a world-class cocktail menu.

CocoMaya is in the heart of Spanish Town in Virgin Gorda. This sleek fusion restaurant and bar combines the flavours of South-East Asia and Latin America and is located directly on the west-facing beach—just think of those sunsets! Dine with the sand between your toes from an exciting menu that includes bang bang chicken skewers, salmon tostadas, lobster tail smothered in chilli lime butter, and pork and shrimp gyoza.

frequently asked questions

The best time to travel to BVI is in April and May when the climate is warmer, drier, and the winds aren’t too cool, particularly in the evenings. The weather is pleasant and mostly sunny year-round, with average daytime temperatures sitting around 26-27°C. You’re more likely to see rain between September and November.
British Airways operates direct flights from London to Antigua that take about 8 hours 30 minutes. From here, you can board a connecting flight to Tortola with a local Caribbean airline; alternatively, you can take a ferry from Antigua to Tortola and start living the Caribbean dream in style.
BVI’s time zone is Atlantic Standard Time (AST), meaning it’s 4 hours behind the UK and doesn’t observe Daylight Savings. During British Summer Time (BST), the island is 5 hours behind the UK.
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next trip today

Our expert team of personal travel managers are ready to craft your perfect journey. From business trips to luxury leisure holidays, simply put your pin in the map, and we’ll make it happen.