These Are the Hidden Gems of the British Virgin Islands, From Norman Island to Prickly Pear
You leave Tortola behind, the boat slicing through the Sir Francis Drake Channel, and suddenly it’s like stepping through a secret door. The water gets quieter, more translucent. The breeze softens. The sun takes its time. These are the hidden places — and beaches —of the British Virgin Islands — not the ports, not the polished resorts, but the off-grid oases for those who dig a little deeper.
Cooper Island, Norman Island, Marina Cay, Great Camanoe, Sandy Cay, Prickly Pear. They’re not destinations, they’re invitations. And if you follow them, they’ll show you a different side of the BVI — one of rum bars and uninhabited beaches, of turtle-dotted coves and long, slow sunsets.
This is the BVI you never knew you needed.
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