• Island Information
• Map of the BVI
• Clearance Procedures
• BVI Visas
• Moorings
• Protection Programs
• Communications
• Marinas/
  Yacht Registration/
  Provisioning
• Weather
• Directory

Welcome

Nature has blessed us with over 40 islands, cays and islets to intrigue you, balmy trade winds, safe and manageable seas and beautiful beaches. Visitors come here to enjoy fabulous snorkeling, scuba diving, windsurfing, kite flying, bone fishing, shell collecting or simply to relax and float on our turquoise seas. On land there are hiking trails through rain forests and national parks, challenging bike rides over our mountains, visits to rum distilleries or historic sites and shopping for Caribbean treasures in our shops. Hire a car and see the BVI from a different viewpoint. Take a look at the Painted Wall on the Ridge Road, depicting scenes from a bygone era, visit the Botanic Gardens to enjoy their peace and harmony and spare time to visit our museum in Old Government House.

In order to accommodate the many yachts that base here, or visit during the winter months, the BVI marine industry has thrived, ensuring that a full range of services are available to everyone. The Marine Guide is a showcase for our extensive marine services as well as the many support industries such as hotels, restaurants, beach bars, food and liquor provisioners, transportation, etc. In addition, it is a ready reference guide of general information for visitors coming to the BVI for the first time, giving information on Customs and Immigration entry requirements, visas, fishing licences and more.

For those of you returning to these islands, welcome back! To those of you visiting us for the first time, a very warm welcome. We hope will return many times and enjoy what we have to offer.