Virgin Gorda

We have done all the research to bring you the top 12 things to do in Virgin Gorda. And what better way to see them than by private yacht?

One of my favorite parts about traveling is exploring the natural wonders of the world. I find myself reading countless articles about “the most beautiful places’, but many times these highlighted destinations require a trip around the world for a visit – which doesn’t always fit in the schedule. Sure I’d like to fly to Victoria Falls…

How to spend an epic vacation in the British Virgin Islands. This group of islands in the Caribbean offer a laid back vibe, with plenty of amazing beaches, fun bars, and more! Tropical vacation, BVI, British Virgin Islands guide. The Baths Virgin Gorda

You won’t be bored on land or the water around Virgin Gorda. Virgin Gorda is the second-largest island in the British Virgin Islands. Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, he thought it looked like a fat woman lying on her side. Follow the link for more info: https://h2oluxuryyachts.com/virgin-gorda-things-to-do-british-virgin-islands/ #BritishVirginIslands #VirginIslands

On the southwestern tip of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is a geological wonder known as the Baths. Granite boulders, some as large as 40ft in diameter, form tidal pools, tunnels, arches and scenic grottos at the ocean's edge. Golden beaches frame these standing stones.

After a four-year closure and rebuild post-Hurricane Irma, Bitter End Yacht Club is back — with the first overwater bungalows in the British Virgin Islands.

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Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands at The Baths by SeanPavonePhoto. Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands at the boulders of The Baths. #Sponsored #British, #Gorda, #Virgin, #Islands

The most well-known spot on in the British Virgin Islands is the anchorage on the island of Virgin Gorda called the Baths. The Baths National Park boasts a unique geological formation. This bay is scattered with large granite boulders, many of which create grottoes and sea pools, perfect for snorkeling and diving. The boulders are as large as 40 feet in diameter. And that is only one of the amazing places in the US & British Virgin Islands. See the other ones in the travel guide.

Trail Snapshot: Virgin Gorda At eight square miles and a population of around 4,500, VG is the largest of the islands after Tortola and Anegada. The […]