Tortola, BVI | Destination overview
These 60-or-so islands in the tropical sun have near-perfect conditions for "yachties." The most frequently visited isles are: Tortola, the largest and with some 13,000 population; Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, Anegada and Peter Island. As might be expected in a British colony, Tortola has a superb, "veddy British" four-acre Botanic Gardens perfect for studying rain forest creatures, orchids, cactus and magnificent tropical plants.
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Icis Villas - Icis Villas are situated in an island valley so
undiscovered; the area has remained lush and unspoiled for centuries.
The hillsides surrounding Icis Villas are filled with swaying
palm trees and Caribbean flora. Previously home to several
sugar plantations, farms and distilleries, history lovers will
Johnny Hill Villas - Three lovely British Virgin Island villas nestled in the
hillside overlooking Cane Garden Bay on the island of Tortola, with
breathtaking views of surrounding villages and islands. With modern
Caribbean architecture surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens,
Johnny Hill Caribbean Villas are the perfect setting for your
Limeberry House - Limeberry House is a wonderful 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom west
Indian style villa nestled into the prestigious private estate of
Belmont on the West End of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands.
Set in mature gardens the villa offers everything you
could need to make a wonderful vacation; alfresco dinning, views
All about Tortola
Tortola, pronounced tore-TOE-luh, means Turtle Dove. Self-named as "Yachting Capital of the Caribbean," Tortola's laid-back government centre is called Road Town. In the 17th Century, an open anchorage was called a road. The island's "roads" were an ope ... continue
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Celebrate Old Year's Eve at Foxy's in BVI
British Virgin Islands (November 10, 2007) - Foxy's is the only place to be for the biggest event of the year! Old Year's Night is renowned, world wide, for ringing in the New Year. ... continue