Virgin Islands \(British\) 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Road Town & Anegada

Morning:

  • Arrival at Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (Beef Island), followed by a short ferry ride or flight to Road Town, Tortola.
  • Check-in at your chosen accommodation and freshen up.
  • Fuel up with breakfast at a local café like Pusser’s Landing or Myett’s Garden Restaurant.
  • Visit the Norman Isaacs Memorial Museum to learn about the islands’ history.

Afternoon:

  • Rent a car for self-exploration and head to the Sage Mountain National Park, the highest point in the British Virgin Islands. Enjoy the scenic view!
  • Head to Cane Garden Bay Beach for lunch at one of the beachside restaurants and enjoy the crystal-clear waters.

Evening:

  • Return to Road Town and dine at a restaurant like D’Coal Pot or Glady’s, known for their West Indian cuisine.
  • End your day with live music at Pusser’s or The Last Bar (Cyril B. Romney Roundabout).

Day 2: A Day in Anegada

Morning:

  • Early start to catch the ferry or flight to Anegada Island.
  • Explore Loblolly Bay Beach, famous for its pink sand and tranquil waters.
  • Visit the Horseshoe Pond Nature Reserve to observe flamingos and other birdlife.

Afternoon:

  • Lunch at Anegada Reef Hotel or Neptune’s Treasure. Try the local rock lobster!
  • Rent a golf cart for an afternoon tour of the island, including the lighthouse and local flint shops.

Evening:

  • Return to Tortola in the evening and dine at a different restaurant from Day 1 (e.g., Miss Lucy’s or The Sugar Mill).
  • End your day with drinks at a beach bar like Da Conch Shack or The Dove, enjoying the Caribbean nightlife.

Things to Note:

  1. Visitors from some countries may require a visa or travel authorization. Check the British Virgin Islands Immigration Department’s website for details.
  2. The official currency is the US Dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s always good to have cash on hand.
  3. English is the primary language spoken in the British Virgin Islands.
  4. Renting a car or golf cart is highly recommended for getting around the islands. Taxis are also available.
  5. Always respect local customs and traditions during your visit.
  6. Hurricane season runs from June to November, so it’s essential to check weather forecasts before travel.
  7. Enjoy the beautiful beaches, delicious food, and friendly locals in this tropical paradise!