Sights in British Virgin Islands

1. The Baths

   • British Virgin Islands
   • Sights › Beach

   This collection of giant boulders jumbled at the seaside, near the island's southwest corner, marks a national park and the BVI's most popular tourist attraction. The rocks form a series of grottoes that flood with seawater.

   The Baths are generally overrun with tourists. Come at sunrise or sunset if you want to enjoy them in private.

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2. Copper Mine National Park

   • British Virgin Islands
   • Sights › Outdoors

   Near Virgin Gorda's southwest tip, these impressive ruins (which include a chimney, boiler house, cistern and mine shaft house) are now a national park and protected area. Cornish miners worked the mine between 1838 and 1867. The rugged hillside and coastline on this part of the island make an excellent place for a picnic.

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3. Loblolly Bay

   • British Virgin Islands
   • Sights › Beach

   At least two-thirds of Anegada's shoreline is pristine beach and the crystal waters offer unbelievable snorkeling and swimming. Amongst the best beaches is Loblolly Bay, a beautiful stretch of sand with a few beach bars where doing nothing much at all can take days.

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