Gorda Peak National Park
Two trailheads climb through dry then moist forest to the island’s highest point at 1,370 feet, with a viewing tower, picnic tables and a summit boulder.
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Two trailheads climb through dry then moist forest to the island’s highest point at 1,370 feet, with a viewing tower, picnic tables and a summit boulder.
A raised viewing platform over the salt ponds with a fixed telescope and a bird identification board.
A short nature walk through shady tropical forest to a rocky beach, a cliff and a lookout, with a large cavernous boulder on the ridge known locally as the Bat Cave.
A roughly 300 metre crescent of sand with Atlantic swell, with trails on the headlands above giving coastline views.
A tiny uninhabited cay with a short loop hiking trail through the interior.
Central, North and loop trails through Caribbean dry forest and moist tropical forest, with a lookout over the Sir Francis Drake Channel, and the highest point in the BVI and USVI.
A BVI not for profit working on conservation, education, research, restoration and monitoring, which also sails Endeavour II, a traditionally built BVI island sloop, on day trips to Sandy Cay and the
A locally based guided walking operator running a mangrove boardwalk and kayaking trip, Shark Bay and the Bat Cave, Bamboo Meadow, Mount Alma, and a pineapple field and spring walk with a local farm v
A guided hike through Sage Mountain National Park, the highest point in the Virgin Islands, on looped rainforest trails to viewpoints over Tortola and the surrounding archipelago.