Yes you need a passport to travel into the BVI
No - you do not need a visa to enter the BVI
Yes - you will need to fill out an online customs form - you will find a step by step guide in the travel tab
Yes, while most restaurants and shops accept card, you'll need it for things like taxis and departure taxes.
Daytime highs: 78–84°F (25–29°C) Nighttime lows: 72–76°F (22–24°C) Water temperature: ~79°F (26°C)—great for swimming, snorkeling, and sailing. Winds are steady (15–20 knots typical), which is why it’s peak sailing season
It's always smart to do that, however, you can probably get away with purchasing it at the ferry dock.
The BVI, despite being a British territory, uses USD
They drive on the left side of the road (British style!) - If you're renting a car and have never driven on the left side of the road before, I recommend putting a piece of tape on the steering wheel
Chicken Rotti, Conch fritters, Johnny Cake If you're very adventurous - salt fish, but that is a very very local flavor
English
The BVI uses standard US power outlets
When your on island - you can get around by Taxi / rental car - Links to rental car are provided on the travel tab Between islands you will need to take a ferry - Links on travel tab
Links to recommended hotels are provided on the travel tab. - However we are currently working on hotel blocks/villa options and will update soon
WiFi is available at all hotels/villas Check with your service provided about your international plan
Light weight clothes for warm weather + one light hoody/long sleeve, it can get chilly at night with the breeze Swimwear + Beach cover ups The sun can be intense so don't forget Sunscreen (reef safe!) Sandals/shoes you don't mind getting wet Passport
Semi formal - have fun, wear color! This is a celebration :)
Yes - The main public hospital is Peebles located in Road Town
The earlier you book your hotel, the better! February is peak season, and hotels will begin to book out quickly.