Blue waters in Virgin Gorda. (Creatas Images)
What to do in Virgin Gorda
With less than 4,000 inhabitants and only a few hundred hotel rooms, Virgin Gorda shelters a considerably more low-key, high-end lifestyle than its more populous neighbor, Tortola. There are posh resorts, but tranquility rules on this gentle island, a gem that has mercifully sidestepped mass-market tourism. Virgin Gorda's picayune, rutted airport is available for short charter hops, but most visitors arrive by sea, either on the commercial ferries that run throughout the day from Tortola and St. Thomas (in the U.S. Virgin Islands) or via the shuttles operated by several resorts.
Like most of the BVI, Virgin Gorda has a mountainous outline with ribbons of white sand tucked into it generous curves. Iconic spot The Baths is one of the Caribbean's most photographed swimming lagoons, a jumble of...
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- Is there a day Beach Tour we can take. There will be 5 of us and staying on Virgin Gorda...
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Is there a day Beach Tour we can take. There will be 5 of us and staying on Virgin Gorda for one night? Thank you
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- Is there any island transport from virgin gorda to peter island for the day?
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Is there any island transport from virgin gorda to peter island for the day?
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