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Wedding Destinations: British Virgin IslandsDescription of British Virgin Islands There are 50 or so islands that make up the British Virgin Islands. The islands are a paradise for the traveler who enjoys a quiet time communing with the sea and sand, or sailing from one bay to the next. The majority of visitors are on yachting vacations. The atmosphere and resorts are decidedly upscale yet quite unpretentious. Inns and restaurants are intimate so you often know the owner’s personal history. Tortola is the most visited of all the BVI’s. It is mountainous island with spectacular beaches. The northern coast has white sand beaches fringed by lush tropical vegetation. The southern coast is where you will find the rugged mountain peaks. The perfect location for having everyone together for a destination wedding or just the two of you for a romantic honeymoon.
Virgin Gorda is home to the popular Little Dix Bay. Begun by Laurance Rockefeller in the 1960’s, it is the most famous resort on the BVI’s. Imagine having a destination wedding on a famous romantic beach! Peter Island is a private island whose home to the exclusive Peter Island Resort and Yacht Club. It is made up of 1,800 acres of lush mountainous terrain, miles of hiking trails, and five gorgeous white sand beaches. Honeymoon, the resort's most intimate beach near Cabey Point, offers only two lounge chairs beneath a single thatched hut. Island tradition dictates that lovers pay tribute to the beach at least once during their stay -- one couple at a time, of course! What better place to enjoy a romantic honeymoon. Picture your own storybook destination wedding and fantasy romantic honeymoon at this acclaimed private island retreat. Currency: US$ Official language: English Religion: Churches for main Christian denominations Weather: The BVI's weather is warm, subtropical, and sometimes humid, with temperatures moderated by trade winds. Wedding Requirements of British Virgin Islands Wedding Resorts of British Virgin Islands Activities in British Virgin Islands
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