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British Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands

More than fifty islands and cays scattered around the Sir Francis Drake Channel make the British Virgin Islands one of the world's great sailing grounds. Days are spent hopping between snorkelling spots, the giant granite boulders of The Baths on Virgin Gorda and barefoot beach bars, while private-island resorts and the sheltered North Sound promise seclusion after dark.

Rosewood Little Dix Bay

Laurance Rockefeller's 1964 hideaway on a crescent bay of Virgin Gorda, reborn by Rosewood with beach cottages, suites and villas, the Sugar Mill restaurant and a cliffside Sense spa.

Oil Nut Bay

A 400-acre private resort on the eastern tip of Virgin Gorda, reached by boat, with suites and pool villas, a beach club with three pools, a marina village and the Sundara Spa.

Peter Island Resort

A reborn private-island resort across the Sir Francis Drake Channel from Tortola, with 52 rooms, beachfront hot tubs, The Drake Steakhouse, a spa and its own yacht club.

Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina

A private-island resort just off Tortola's east end, with ocean-view rooms, suites with kitchens, villas of up to six bedrooms, a full-service marina and the Ixora Spa.

Bitter End Yacht Club

A storied sailing resort at the far edge of Virgin Gorda's North Sound, rebuilt after Hurricane Irma, with beachfront bungalows, over-the-water marina lofts and a fleet for sailing and kiting.

Saba Rock Resort

A favourite of sailors, divers and kiteboarders for over 50 years, this tiny islet in Virgin Gorda's North Sound has ten oceanfront rooms and a beach-club restaurant.