 Tortola is the gateway to the British Virgin Islands (BVI). It is the capital and largest and most populated of the British Virgin Islands. Tortola boasts the region's largest airport and is the charter boat center of the Caribbean.
Tortola is also a wonderful Caribbean vacation destination and home to some of the best beaches in the world.
Wonderful, underdeveloped and untouched beaches, like Long Bay a mile of white sand with just a few houses and one resort at one end.
Or Smuggler's Cove on the west end of Tortola, hard to get to and thus perfectly tranquil.
Or possibly the nicest stretch of beach in the Caribbean - Cane Garden Bay with its quaint beach bars that are straight out of a Corona commercial.
  
There is a variety of Caribbean Vacation activities to indulge on Tortola.
There are not only powdery white-sand beaches. Lush green mountains, and a sheltered yacht-filled harbor characterize the island of Tortola, where the past of the West Indies meets the present of the BVI
For those of you who prefer to be active, there is an array of things to do within Tortola. Explore ancient ruins or the delectable local cuisine, or drop anchor and rock with the rhythm of the azure ocean. Visit Tortola and join the annual events that attract visitors of all interests from all over the world.
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St. Croix, the largest of the 50 odd islands, islets and cays that comprise the U.S. Virgin Islands.
  
Visiting St.Croix is quite an adventure. You won't miss out anything. This Caribbean island offers something for each individual taste.
Shop the day away in Christiansted through quaint pavilions and arcades filled with shops offering French perfumes, china, crystal, batik clothing, local rum and jewelry featuring local designs such as gold locks and sugar mills.
Take your sun screen and sail away for just a day spending on Buck Island which offers you one of the world's finest dive spots and an underwater National Monument.
If you are interested in scuba diving, several shops located throughout the island, offer trips to Cane Bay, Salt River, Christiansted Harbor and Buck Island providing you with part or all of your equipment needs.
Wanna go for a trip but you are not into diving? Just ask your hotel to arrange one of the romantic sunset sail or Buck Island Caribbean Barbecue.
 St.Croix has many fine hotels, guest houses and Vacation rental Homes, both large and small, simple charming as well as luxury high end, mostly owned and operated by private people who now call St.Croix their home.
Throughout the island you will find excellent dining, or try some local fare. There are many other sights to see, and a selection of other things to do. Try your hand at one of the other sports, such as deep sea fishing. St. Croix boasts two 18 hole golf courses and one 9 hole course. If you should really ever get tired of this beautiful island you can day trip to St. John or St. Thomas aboard the seaplane.
 St. Thomas is USVI's most cosmopolitan island, yet it still retains the distinctive atmosphere of a secluded Caribbean paradise. For families or couples, St. Thomas is packed with millions of opportunities for smiles and surprise.
Though it's only 32 square miles in size, St. Thomas, one of the islands of the US Virgin Islands has a million miles worth of things to do. Go shopping and sailing, snorkeling and sightseeing, or diving and dining. St Thomas has something for everyone.
Enjoy the island's world-renowned golf course, picture-perfect beaches and spectacular nightlife. Take the Sky ride 700 feet above the city or climb the famous 99 Steps of Charlotte Amalie for an incomparable view of the Caribbean. And if you're interested in culture and history, don't miss seeing the second-oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere, the 1680-built Fort Christian or the childhood home of Camille Pissarro, one of the best-known French Impressionists.
The island offers an abundance of fun activities from sightseeing, boat charters, day sails, kayaking, BVI excursions, fishing, island tours, guided  snorkeling trips, scuba diving, there is nothing missing on charters, if day sailing,
powerboat charter or rental, or a term charter either crewed or bareboat, St.Thomas got it all!
There are some exceptional restaurants to explore. For gourmet lovers or the vegetarian and of course not to forget the delicious Caribbean cuisine, will give your evenings an exciting taste.
"Unquestionably one of the most exclusive islands in the world"
The island is governed by the country St.Vincent and The Grenadines. But in fact Mustique is a small private island in the West Indies. The island of Mustique is owned by the Mustique Company, which in turn is owned by the island's homeowners. The island has approximately 100 private villas.
It is the island's constant warm climate, private and unspoiled island lifestyle that attracts sophisticated international guests.
Mustiques neighboring islands include St.Vincent, Bequia, Canouan, Palm Island, etc. Many tourists enjoy taking day-sails to the other islands, which can be arranged easily through the island coordinator.
Mustique is such a peaceful island that even during peak season, there is little traffic, congestion or noise. Many of the roads are not paved and there is minimal signage, thus there is a very non-commercial feeling to the island. All of the power and telephone lines are underground. You may find yourself totally alone on its white sand beaches and even renowned spots such as lovely Macaroni Beach remain tranquil and uncrowded.
  
English is the common language but due to an international scope of owners and guests, languages such as French, Italian, German and Dutch are often spoken.
The island surrounded by nine beaches of pure white sand, with gently swaying coconut palms and warm turquoise waters.
There are many charted nature trail walks to explore the island, giving one the opportunity to see first hand much of the flora and fauna and animal life. Snorkeling and scuba diving in the clear, warm waters around the island bring to life a magical world of fish feeding among the vibrant coral reef. Jet skis and spear guns are not permitted.
The many unpaved roads feature little signage, all the phone and power lines are buried underground, and automobiles are not allowed on the island. There are no golf courses, but for those who don't want to take the short walk to any other point on the island, there are golf carts and horses for transportation. Horses!
The Mustique Company is responsible for a conservation area 1,000 feet offshore. With a tropical climate and mangrove forests, hardwood hammocks provide important habitats for a number of frogs, crabs, lizards and iguanas.
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Curaçao is an island in the southern Caribbean Sea, off the Venezuelan coast. Curaçao is the largest and most populous of the three ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao) of the Lesser Antilles, specifically the Leeward Antilles. It has a land area of 444 square kilometres (171 square miles).
weekends they are mostly very busy but during the week you might find yourself alone on many beaches. Most of the beaches are located on the south coast of the island with very calm water. The northern coast of the island is rocky and the sea too rough to swim. Just about every beach is good for snorkeling and scuba diving.
paradise consisting of coral reefs and sponge formations with thousands of colorful tropical fish. The water is pleasant and the visibility is excellent. Spear fishing, breaking or removing corals or shells is forbidden to preserve and protect the under-water life.
aquatic world. Have a stop at Boca Tabla, visit the architectural and historical Landhouses you won't regret it. The down town is split in two sites called Punda and Otrabanda, in the middle a river, connected with the famous Emma Bridge. Definitely a MUST GO. Many old buildings in Punda and Otrabanda have been restored and renovated and give a nice insight into the early settlers' lives.
