Make your vacation complete with a visit to British Virgin Islands attractions

There's a lot more to British Virgin Islands than sun and surf. British Virgin Islands attractions offer a myriad of things to see and do, whether you're looking to fill an hour or a day. With choices as varied as museums, cruises, and historical sites, you'll never have a dull moment during your visit to British Virgin Islands. Of course, our beautiful beaches remain the reason people visit year after year. So let us show you some of our favorite places to play.

Apple Bay
Surf's up at this beach just east of Smuggler's Cove in Tortola. Brave the monster waves, or socialize at an eccentric beach bar, Bomba's Surfside Shack, made out of driftwood.

Dead Chest
Take photos of this rocky landmark, in Sir Francis Drake Channel, where Blackbeard supposedly left a crew of rebels ashore with only one bottle of rum.

Guana Island
Interact with some of nature's best at this 847-acre wildlife sanctuary in northeast Tortola. Guana Island - a world-leading refuge - teems with various species animals, including flamingos, hawks, bats, and sea turtles.

Fallen Jerusalem
Climb the rocky terrain of Fallen Jerusalem, a sailor's choice when it comes to attractions in the frequented Sir Francis Drake Channel. The national monument bears a striking resemblance to the ancient city in decay.

Lighthouse
Rub elbows with the islanders during an afternoon rendezvous at this popular gathering place in Leverick Bay, just outside of the North Sound.

Mount Sage National Park
Hike through the lush rain forest at this national park located in Tortola. The highest point is elevated at approximately 1,780 feet.

Norman Island
Touch the tail-end of the Sir Francis Drake Channel for an undersea probe of the ghostly caves at Treasure Point; the site of a floating bar called "Willie T."

Salt Island
Sail on over to Sir Francis Drake Channel's briny side at this island, where Queen Elizabeth of England supposedly collects a sack of salt a year for rent. Take a photo of the salt pond, or dive beneath the island to explore the sunken RMS Rhone.

Soper's Hole Wharf
Drift on over to this marina aligned with a string of waterside taverns where you can enjoy an evening tot with the islanders or fellow mariners.

The Baths
This stoned beach in Virgin Gorda is the British Virgins'; best, by popular opinion. Climb on top of the massive granite boulders to sunbathe, or snorkel the translucent waters flowing through its tunnels and caves. The Baths is only accessible by boat.