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British Virgin Islands
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Island of Tortola. Harbor of Sopper Bay
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Tortola Island, Sopper Hole Marina
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Jost Van Dyke Island. Shell and handicraft shop
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Prickly Island, local craft shop
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Gorda Island. Gardens Park The Baths
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On the beach of Virgin Gorda.
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On the catamaran tree, used for the cruise in the archipelago
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In navigation from Tortola
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Prickly Pear Island
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Prickly Pear Island Beach
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Prickly Pear Island Beach
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Virgin Gorda Island beach, south-west tip
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Night moored near Prickly Pear Island
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Gorda Island Beach
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Cliffs of Prickly Pear Island
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Virgin Gorda Island. The Round Rock Park of The Bath
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Virgin Gorda Island. The Bath Park
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Virgin Gorda Island. The Bath Park
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Virgin Gorda Island. The great rocks of The Bath
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Sandy Cay uninhabited island, in front of the island of Jost Van Dike
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Anegada Island, lobster for lunch
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Anegada Island. Lobster breeding (south-west side of the island)
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Lunch on board
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Sandy Cay Island
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Anegada Island, Setting Point Marina
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Sailing in front of the island of Anegada
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Sailing in front of the island of Anegada
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Anchored in front of the island of Anegada
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The beautiful sea of Anegada Island
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The beautiful sea of Anegada Island
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Return and anchor in front of Sandy Cay Island Beach
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Navigating to the island of Tortola
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Island of Tortola. Harbor of Sopper Bay
Tortola Island, Sopper Hole Marina
Jost Van Dyke Island. Shell and handicraft shop
Prickly Island, local craft shop
Gorda Island. Gardens Park The Baths
On the beach of Virgin Gorda.
On the catamaran tree, used for the cruise in the archipelago
In navigation from Tortola
Prickly Pear Island
Prickly Pear Island Beach
Prickly Pear Island Beach
Virgin Gorda Island beach, south-west tip
Night moored near Prickly Pear Island
Gorda Island Beach
Cliffs of Prickly Pear Island
Virgin Gorda Island. The Round Rock Park of The Bath
Virgin Gorda Island. The Bath Park
Virgin Gorda Island. The Bath Park
Virgin Gorda Island. The great rocks of The Bath
Sandy Cay uninhabited island, in front of the island of Jost Van Dike
Anegada Island, lobster for lunch
Anegada Island. Lobster breeding (south-west side of the island)
Lunch on board
Sandy Cay Island
Anegada Island, Setting Point Marina
Sailing in front of the island of Anegada
Sailing in front of the island of Anegada
Anchored in front of the island of Anegada
Anchored in front of the island of Anegada
Anchored in front of the island of Anegada
The beautiful sea of Anegada Island
The beautiful sea of Anegada Island
The beautiful sea of Anegada Island
Return and anchor in front of Sandy Cay Island Beach
Navigating to the island of Tortola
Navigating to the island of Tortola
Where are the British Virgin Islands
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Also called the "Caribbean basin" because the archipelago, consisting of 40 islands of which 15 inhabited only, forms a large ellipse where the boats can safely sail, always finding a quiet bay sheltered from the wind. The only island outside the "basin" is Anegada at about 13 nautical miles from the island of Prickly Pear, the most eastern island of the archipelago. A journey for fans of the sea and enthusiasts for the sailboats and especially catamarans, the most used boat in the archipelago.
Links for more informations:
Office Tourism Board: www.bvitourism.com
Office of Government: www.bvi.gov.vg
General Informations: www.bviwelcome.com
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