Smuggler’s Cove Tortola is one of the most idyllic places to relax in the British Virgin Islands, and when visitors aren’t soaking up some rays and enjoying the soft, powdery sand, they are often donning snorkeling gear and exploring the underwater depths. The calm bay at Smuggler’s Cove Beach is utterly perfect for snorkeling, and conditions are also good for swimming. This is about as tranquil as a beach destination gets, and the beautiful Caribbean setting only adds to the quality of the overall experience.
Centrally located on Tortola’s north side, this is probably the busiest beach since its beauty is often compared to Magen’s Bay on St. Thomas.
Anegada or the “drowned island” is completely surrounded by shallow reefs, and has become the focal point of underwater diving due to the many historic shipwrecks that litter the island’s underwater depths.
Nanny Cay has the feel and all the amenities of a small tropical village, including shopping, dining and lodging options.
The highest point in Tortola is accessible via a number of marked trails.
A lovely beach sweeping for half a mile, which provides a great place to swim, snorkel, sunbathe or just relax and watch the pelicans dive for fish.
Park that encompasses the wreck of the HMS Rhone, a mail ship that sunk during a hurricane in 1867, and Dead Chest Island, both great dive sites.
