British Virgin Islands

City Guide

• RESTAURANTS/BARS
  SOGGY DOLLAR BAR

  COOPER ISLAND BEACH CLUB RESTAURANT

  FOXY'S

  WILLY T'S

  MARCHE AT TRELLIS BAY
• THINGS TO DO

  Most of our activities were planned by the Cuan Law (read more on that below!), but here are some islands to explore: Jost Van Dyke, the Sandy Spit, the Rhone, White Bay Beach, Scrub Island, Cooper Island Beach, Virgin Gorda (The Baths!), and Spring Bay.

  Some of the things we did while aboard the Cuan Law included scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, hobie cats, etc. They also have speed boats equipped with tubes, wakeboards, etc! So many great water sports and activities when you charter a boat like the Cuan Law.
• WHERE TO STAY

  CUAN LAW

  On both trips down to the BVIs, I’ve stayed on the Cuan Law. It’s the world’s largest sailing trimaran, featuring ten staterooms and a full crew to take you everywhere, keep the boat clean and make most of your meals. Read more about the boat and our stay here!

  SCRUB ISLAND RESORT

  We didn’t stay here, but visited and hung by the pool for a bit on the day we docked here! Seemed like a fun place to stay.

  MARIA’S BY THE SEA

  Before boarding the Cuan Law, we always stay the night before at Maria’s By The Sea in Tortola. While the lobby area could use a refresh, the rooms have been renovated since the hurricane and are pretty nice! Spacious and right on the water.