Hotels in the British Virgin Islands

Transport options around the British Virgin Islands are limited to taxis and boats between the islands, so a rental car is the easiest choice to get around. A good choice to base yourself for your adventures is the main island of Tortola, as there are plenty of popular sights, rental car offices, and many of the cheap hotels in the British Virgin Islands are on Tortola. While there are many beautiful places to stay, Road Town is a popular choice to find cheap hotels in the British Virgin Islands, as the capital and the main port for access to the other islands. Maria’s by the Sea Hotel is a highly rated, popular choice for accommodation in Road Town. Virgin Gorda and Jost Van Dyke Islands are definitely worth considering if you want to book a hotel in the British Virgin Islands, as both offer must-see sights of their own, and a slightly more laid-back feel.

A beautiful collection of islands comes with beautiful beaches and nature. Some of the most popular things to do in the British Virgin Islands include private boat charter or day tours, diving, snorkelling or water sports, such as paddle boarding or jet skiing. There are countless bays and beaches across the islands to explore the sea, either in, on, or beside it. The British Virgin Islands are also a wildly popular destination for lovers of nature, with an endless selection of hikes and national parks to explore on foot, bike or horseback and camping aplenty. The Baths on Virgin Gorda and The Bubbly Pool of Jost Van Dyke are definitely to be explored, both highly rated spots for visitors and sure to be a memorable experience. Bayview Vacation Apartments on Virgin Gorda or White Bay Villas on Jost Van Dyke are two to consider when booking British Virgin Islands hotels.

Road Town Hotels should definitely to be taken into consideration when looking to book hotels in The British Virgin Islands if you are looking for great nightlife. As the capital and the hub for most travel around the islands, Road Town also has a good collection of restaurants and bars. Other areas to find a great night scene are Jost Van Dyke's White Bay, with a good cluster of bars on the beach and high reviews from travellers, or Tortola's Cane Garden Bay just outside of Road Town. The Lighthouse Villas are worth considering to book in Cane Garden Bay. Be sure to try some of the local conch, usually served in fritters across the islands. Being amongst islands, you’ll also of course find fabulous fresh fish and lobster, occasionally transformed into delicious tacos, burgers or dumplings or just enjoyed fresh. The British Virgin Islands have a colourful cuisine scene, drawing influence from all over the world, so you are sure to find something on every menu that suits your palate.

Road Town offers many of the historical sights to see. The British Virgin Islands have a long, interesting history with parts played by many countries and cultures. The main island of Tortola holds most of its evidence, as the main port used by explorers, settlers and now to visitors. Forts built by the British to defend the island from pirates in the 17th Century still stand, nestled around Road Town. One of these, Fort Burt, was reconstructed and converted into a hotel in the 20th Century, Fort Burt Hotel. The Old Government House Museum and Her Majesty's Prison Museum are also located in Road Town, and should be added to the list of history lovers.

September is the least expensive month to stay in British Virgin Islands, with an average price of £130 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, March.

While the country has many desirable locations to visit, the most popular city in British Virgin Islands to travel to is Road Town.

As of December 2024, there are 269 operators available to choose from for hotels in British Virgin Islands.

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