Explore Live Cams in the British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands are a British Overseas Territory of about 60 islands and cays in the eastern Caribbean, covering just 59 square miles (153 km²). Most are steep, green volcanic islands ringed by quiet bays, which makes the sheltered waters between them one of the most popular sailing areas in the world.

The best-known natural landmark is The Baths on Virgin Gorda, where giant granite boulders lie piled along the beach, forming shady grottoes and tidal pools you can wade and climb through. On Tortola, Sage Mountain rises about 1,716 feet (523 m), the highest point in the Virgin Islands, and was made the territory's first national park in 1964.

Out on flat, coral Anegada, the Horseshoe Reef is one of the largest barrier reefs in the Caribbean, and flamingos wade in the salt ponds. The island is also the only home of the critically endangered Anegada rock iguana. Off Salt Island, the wreck of the RMS Rhone, sunk in an 1867 hurricane, is a famous dive site.

Did You Know? Anegada's Horseshoe Reef has caught more than 300 ships over the centuries, making the waters around the island a graveyard of shipwrecks.

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