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The British Virgin Islands has long enjoyed a reputation as being one of the most beautiful collections of isles and cays anywhere in the world. Each of the more than 60 separate landfalls is nestled among the surrounding deep blue Caribbean waters.
With more than 60 individual isles and cays, this British overseas territory is home to more than 30,000 people who’ve settled here from all over the world. In this idyllic paradise, you’ll discover a friendly reception, incomparable beauty, and endless adventure The majority of the British Virgin Islands are uninhabited by people and are designated as National Park spaces. Through the preservation of these timeless sanctuaries, the natural splendor of the British Virgin Islands continues to transport couples from around the world to an unspoiled romantic paradise. BVI is home to a wide range of luxury resorts, spacious villas, spectacular campgrounds, world-class dining and shopping, and cultural events.
TORTOLA ISLAND
As the archipelago’s largest island, the capital isle of Tortola is the most likely starting point for your British Virgin Islands adventure. Ancient ruins of historic settlements coexist side-by-side with oceanside luxury resorts and modern townships here. Some of the most stunning white-sand beaches in the world line the shores of Tortola, inviting romantic strolls and cool dips in the shade of gently swaying palms.
VIRGIN GORDA
Virgin Gorda is BVI’s third-largest island and is regarded as one of the BVI’s most beautiful, which is high praise given how utterly stunning the archipelago’s isles are in general. Visitors to Virgin Gorda will discover vegetation-lined walking trails, several nature sanctuaries, and a truly awe-inspiring view from Gorda Point. These are but two of BVI’s alluring islands.
The best time to visit the British Virgin Islands is from September to November, before the crowds of the winter holidays. Though the fall months see the highest amount of precipitation, they also welcome some of the lowest hotel rates of the year.
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
A crescent of beach on Virgin Gorda frames Rosewood Little Dix Bay, with garden cottages, suites and private villas made for a slower island stay.
Scrub Island, British Virgin Islands
A private-island stay in the British Virgin Islands, with a marina, beaches and a choice of rooms, suites and villas for a Caribbean escape.
Getting married in the British Virgin Islands is easy and all Marriage Certificates are valid internationally.
The couple must first apply for a Marriage License from the Registrar-General’s Office located at Wickham’s Cay, Tortola. A Special License is required if both parties have been a resident of the BVI for fewer than 15 days or an Ordinary License if both parties have been residents for 15 days or more. Both parties, along with two witnesses, must be present to apply for a Marriage License.
Once the Marriage License is obtained, the couple may choose to have their marriage ceremony performed at the Registrar’s Office, at a church, a resort, a beach, or any location of their choosing.
Both parties must present the following documents when applying for a Marriage License:
The boundlessly beautiful British Virgin Islands have long been the premier destination of choice for the active and the adventurous, the curious and cultured, foodies, fun-seekers, and families. The endless variety of things to experience here is nothing short of life-changing.
From spectacular panoramic views high above seaside villages to flawless white-sand beaches that stretch on for miles to the deep diversity of sea life that exists just below our calm, turquoise-toned waters, the term “something for everyone” seems all but coined for this magical archipelago. Plus, since the spirit of the ocean is alive in all we do, you’ll never run out of ways to enjoy the water.
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Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Beachfront rooms, spacious suites and private villas bring a quieter kind of Caribbean celebration to Peter Island in the British Virgin Islands.
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