Virgin Gorda Travel Guide

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Progressing from laid-back to more laid-back, mountainous and arid Virgin Gorda fits right in. Its main road sticks to the center of the island, connecting its odd-shaped north and south appendages; sailing is the preferred mode of transportation. Spanish Town, the most noteworthy settlement, is on the southern wing, as are The Baths. Here smooth, giant boulders are scattered about the beach and form delightful sea grottoes just offshore.

Hotels

Virgin Gorda Hotels

While villas are scattered all over Virgin Gorda, hotels are centered in and around the Valley, Nail Bay, and in the North Sound area. Except for Leverick...read more

Restaurants

Virgin Gorda Restaurants

Dining out on Virgin Gorda is a mixed bag, with everything from hamburgers to lobster available. Most folks opt to have dinner at or near their hotel to...read more

Hotels

Virgin Gorda Experiences

  • Top Reasons to Go to Virgin Gorda

    Beautiful Beaches: Virgin Gorda's stunning, white, sandy beaches are the number one reason to visit. The Baths are the most crowded, but other... Read more

  • Getting Your Goat

    Roaming livestock is a fact of life in the tropics, particularly in less-developed places like Virgin Gorda. Indeed, residents who leave their... Read more

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