In Fat Virgin, the main route crosses the island in its center, linking The Baths at the tip of the southern extremity with Gun Creek and Leverick Bay at North Sound and providing invigorating views. The rugged coast, full of caverns, palms and boulders, has an immaculate beauty.

Jost Van Dyke, a small island northwest of Tortola, offers travelers the unique, memorable experience of getting away from it all. 

Anegada is located north of Fat Virgin. It differs from the hilly volcanic islands in the chain as it is a flat coral and limestone atoll. Although sailors are not keen on reefs, scuba divers adore them and the shipwrecks cased by them too. Another unforgettable activity, especially in the waters around Loblolly Bay on the north shore, is snorkelling.

British Virgin Islander people are mainly Protestant and their official language is English. The country has a subtropical climate with temperatures softened by trade winds. The country's currency is the US Dollar.

Some tips to take into account when visiting the British Virgin Islands: US driving permits are accepted, the electricity runs on 110 Volts and the country code is 284.