Among the British Virgin Islands, Tortola is the largest and most interesting from a tourist point of view. It managed to preserve its natural splendour and rich cultural heritage. Each city is characterized by a unique atmosphere of hospitality and national colour. Many travellers are interested in, first of all, magnificent beaches, Tortola attracts lovers of ecotourism. Lovers of fascinating excursions will definitely not be bored, since notable attractions exist in every city.
European and African traditions and customs surprisingly coexist on Tortola. The indigenous population was almost completely exterminated or assimilated during colonization. All of the …
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Tortola has quite a rich past. The island was inhabited in the 1st-century AD by the Arawaks, who lived here quietly until the beginning of the 15th century. Then they were first conquered …
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Nice surprise is waiting for lovers of strong alcohol, since in one of the most picturesque bays of the island is located Callwood's Rum Distillery rum factory. After an exciting factory tour, guests are offered best varieties of rum tasting. Everyone can visit a shop located on the territory of the factory. Tourists who do not see their rest without walks in picturesque places, can take a stroll around J.R. O'Neal botanical garden. It has a modest size, but this does not diminish its value. A surprisingly beautiful royal palm alley, chic belvedere of orchids, a magnificent pond with lilies and turtles - these are just a few features of the amazing botanical garden.
Tortola will definitely appeal to those who are fond of diving and snorkelling. There are not only a few rich reefs in the surrounding waters but also a huge number of wrecks, once plied …
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Tortola Island offers various interesting activities to its guests. It is a great place to enjoy beachside recreation, attend interesting voyages, and admire local landmarks from the water. Gourmet travelers will find it incredibly interesting to attend food tours, during which they can try the most popular national delicacies and local specialties. Seafood is an essential part of the national cuisine, and it is mostly cooked on the open fire on the island.
On the picturesque island more than ten magnificent beaches are available for vacationists. Among them there are beaches for amateurs of surfing, fans of halcyon recreation and even for …
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Sightseeing in Virgin Islands British: things to see
Contrary to the American counterpart, the British Virgin Islands are less populated and less known among travelers. These islands are not cheap, but their Caribbean charm and untouched nature are very rewarding. If rent a boat, rest on the islands becomes particularly awesome as it is possible to move between the uninhabited islands, exploring their beauty.
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