The
beaches of the British Virgin Islands come in many different shapes and sizes. The beaches on the British Virgin Islands are secluded, serene, untouched, and of course beautiful. They are palm-fringed with white sandy beaches. The clear ocean they possess is filled with marine life and coral reefs that attract boaters and land lovers alike. Snorkeling, sailing, sunbathing, or looking for shells on the golden beaches are some of the most popular activities. In fact, the British Virgin Islands are referred to as the sailing capital of the Caribbean, offering the finest and safest sailing in the world. The beaches in the British Virgin Islands have been voted the "best beaches" by Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine. Beaches like Cane Garden Bay Beach on Tortola, Loblolly Bay Beach on Anegada, White Bay Beach on Jost Van Dyke, The Baths on Virgin Gorda, and Deadman's Bay Beach on Peter Island were rated "World Class".
