The stunning 50-plus islands and cays that comprise the British Virgin Islands are known as a sailor's paradise, easy to get to with unspoiled natural beauty. Tortola, the largest island in the group, is considered "the head," and all the islands that surround her are like an exquisite necklace, including, Virgin Gorda, Cooper Island, Peter Island, Norman and Jost Van Dyke, with Anegada the sparkling coral brooch to the northwest.

The B.V.I. is a picture of contrasts. There are protected bays in quiet, palm-fringed coves with spiraling sheer rock faces that plunge to the ocean. Lush palms and tropical fruit trees sway among the flowering hibiscus and bougainvillea bushes. The natural beauty of The B.V.I. invites you to escape into paradise.

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