BVI - WHERE TO STAY
by Sport Diver Staff
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WHERE TO STAY

The British Virgin Islands offer an array of accommodations that can suit just about every budget and desire. From roughing it at a beachside campground to living the life at a lavish spa/resort … there's a home away from home for everyone.

Since there are so many to choose from, you'll want to check out several websites to see everything before your decide. Try britishvirginislands.com or bvitourism.com for complete lists of all the accommodations available. To whet your appetite, here are a few examples of some of the diverse accommodations available in BVI:

Long Bay Beach Resort and Villas
Located in a secluded Tortola hillside with a powder sand beach, this resort offers a vacation experience that caters to every desire. Accommodations range from beachside cabanas to private estates and more traditional resort-style rooms. Here you'll also have the chance to really relax and let yourself unwind at the on-site spa and wellness center.

Leverick Bay Resort and Marina
Located on the sheltered northern shore of Virgin Gorda, in a secluded bay, Leverick Bay Resort is the newest resort on the island. Here you'll be catered to at every turn with stunning hillside rooms that offer expansive views of the amazing turquoise waters. The resort has a spa, a restaurant, a pool and Dive BVI is located right on the resort's dock for easy access.

Anegada Reef Hotel
Located on the all-coral island of Anegada, this hotel offers a more laid-back, no-worries atmosphere with 20 charming rooms. There's a dock and a small beach, outdoor dining and the staff will arrange diving, snorkeling or fishing packages to fit your desires. Try the no-rush, less-traveled beaches and reefs of Anegada.

Other Accommodations:

  • Elite Island Resorts
  • Long Bay Beach Resort

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  • ActionQuest
  • Odyssey Expeditions
  • Trimarine

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  • Caradonna Dive Adventures
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