Virgin Islands \(British\) 4 Day Itinerary

British Virgin Islands 4-Day Itinerary

(Please note: This itinerary assumes you have a valid U.S. passport, as the British Virgin Islands (BVI) is not a separate visa-issuing country but a British Overseas Territory and does not require visas for U.S. citizens. For travelers with other nationalities, please check the BVI Immigration Department’s website for visa requirements.)

Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Road Town

  • Arrive at Terrence B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) in Beef Island.
  • Transfer by taxi or shuttle to your hotel in Road Town, the capital of the British Virgin Islands.
  • Visit the D’Coal Pot for authentic Caribbean seafood and local dishes.
  • Explore Road Town: Walk along Main Street, check out the colorful buildings, visit the Fisher’s Hill Monument, and take a stroll by the harbor.
  • Overnight at your hotel in Road Town.

Day 2: Norman Island & The Pirate’s Bight

  • Rent a catamaran or join a day tour to explore the famous “Treasure Island” – Norman Island.
  • Snorkel at The Indians, a series of rock formations filled with colorful marine life.
  • Visit The Caves, a unique underwater attraction near Norman Island’s southeastern coast.
  • Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at Pirate’s Bight Beach, known for its clear waters and stunning views.
  • Overnight at your hotel in Road Town.

Day 3: Jost Van Dyke & Foxy’s

  • Take a ferry or water taxi to Jost Van Dyke Island.
  • Spend the morning exploring White Bay Beach, known for its white sand and clear blue waters.
  • Have lunch at one of the beach bars, such as Soggy Dollar Bar, where the famous “Painkiller” cocktail was created.
  • In the afternoon, visit Foxy’s Taboo on Great Harbour, a popular spot with live music and a festive atmosphere.
  • Overnight at your hotel in Road Town or return to Beef Island for a late check-in.

Day 4: Anegada & Flamingo Pond

  • Rent a boat or join a day tour to visit Anegada Island, known for its pink sand beaches and flamingos.
  • Snorkel at Loblolly Bay, one of the best snorkeling spots in the BVI with calm waters and an abundance of marine life.
  • Visit Flamingo Pond, a protected wetland area where you can see hundreds of flamingos.
  • Spend the afternoon relaxing on Cow Wreck Beach, known for its turquoise waters and shipwrecks.
  • Return to your hotel in Road Town or Beef Island and prepare for departure the following day.

Additional Tips:

  • Currency: The official currency of the British Virgin Islands is the U.S. dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s always a good idea to have some cash on hand.
  • Language: English is the official language of the British Virgin Islands.
  • Electricity: The power supply in the BVI is 110V AC, with Type A and Type B plugs.
  • Internet Access: Wi-Fi is generally available at hotels and some restaurants, but can be limited or expensive on some islands.
  • Cell Service: Roaming agreements may apply if you’re using your own phone. Consider purchasing a local SIM card for better coverage.
  • Dress Code: Resort casual attire is appropriate during the day, with slightly dressier clothing for evenings in restaurants and bars.
  • Gratuities: A gratuity of 15-20% is customary in restaurants, and tips are also expected for housekeeping staff at hotels.