British Virgin Islands

The fifty small islands of the British Virgin Islands archipelago, many of which are uninhabited, hide away to the north of St Kitts and just sixty miles east of Puerto Rico.
The islands offer a rich  landscape of colour; coastlines  of  white  sand and palm trees; an unspoilt  playground for pelicans, booby birds and terns; some of the friendliest faces in the Caribbean; a wide variety of local and international cuisine; a comforting lack of  high  rise  hotels and  casinos  abundant   watersports and   sailing facilities; a balmy sub-tropical climate moderated by soft gentle breezes and unspoilt surroundings for those people who  wish  to  relax  away  from  the crowds.