The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are territories of Her Majesty's land, but aside from scattered offerings of fish and chips, there's little that's overtly British. Most travelers come to hoist a jib and dawdle among the 50-plus isles. With steady trade winds, calm currents, protected bays and pirate-ship bars, this is one of the world's sailing hot spots.
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Most visitors find the BVIs is wonderfully free of pretense, despite their tony reputation. Here are some top ways to enjoy these fabulous islands.
Consistently balmy weather, ridiculously white sandy shores, diving and snorkeling and calypso-wafting beach bars make for an excellent tropical vacation.
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