There are many activities for you while staying in the British Virgin Islands. Below are just a few recommendations. For more information see the BVI Welcome Magazine. For what's happening around the islands, be sure to check the Limin' Times web site and when you're looking for a place to dine, take a look at the BVI Restaurant Guide.
	The Virgin Gorda Baths, one of the B.V.I.’s most famous landmarks, lies on the southwestern shore of Virgin Gorda. The Baths’ randomly placed large granite boulders form small grottoes and pools on the beach’s edge, making delightful exploring and snorkelling. As with all these north shore anchorages, a swell can prevent overnight anchoring. Scuba Diving. With its crystal clear waters and virtually untouched reefs, the diving in the British Virgin Islands is among the world’s best. Hiking. Two of the B.V.I.’s most popular trails are to Sage Mountain on Tortola and Gorda Peak on Virgin Gorda. Veteran hikers walk up and down the islands’ beautiful mountain roads and ghuts, while the stroller can amble sedately through the many picturesque villages, such as Carrot Bay on Tortola’s north shore Day sailing. Day sail yachts are an ideal way for hotel and guesthouse visitors to explore the B.V.I.’s out-islands. They vary from roomy schooners to wide decked multihulls. J.R. O’Neal Botanic Gardens are a cool and peaceful refuge located in the centre of Road Town. The beautiful 4-acre garden includes a lush array of indigenous and exotic tropical plants. Main Street is Road Town’s primary shopping street. The narrow road, which runs through the centre of town, retains a great deal of West Indian charm with its colourful traditional wooden and stone buildings. Sights include the Sir Olva George’s Plaza and the 19th century Post Office. The VI Folk Museum houses a collection of Amerindian, Plantation era and Rhone artifacts. Government House. Once the Governor’s residence, this stately early 20th century building is open for tours and houses a small museum. Other Activities. Shadow, located on the Ridge Road, offers horseback riding tours on Tortola. There are also dolphin encounters at Prospect Reef. Bike rentals are available at Last Stop Sports at Port Purcell on Tortola; several hotels around the B.V.I. provide them for guests