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| | | | Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands
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| | | Foxy's Tamarind Bar
| | | | The most famous bar anywhere on the BVI. | | |
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| | | Foxy's Taboo Restaurant and Bar
| | | | Foxy's 2nd resturant located beside Diamond Cay on Long Bay Beach. | | |
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| | | The Bubbly Pool
| | | | The Bubbly Pool, "Nature's Jacuzzi" is a naturally formed tidal pool located behind jagged cliffs facing the open ocean coming from the North. When the North swell is up, the experience is phenomenal as you wade in the pool and watch the rolling sea come at you with full force! As it looks as if the wave will go straight over you, the unique formation outside the pool prematurely breaks the wave and the resulting "bubbles" fill up the pool. | | |
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| | | Great Harbour Beach
| | | | The island's arrival point with its white sandy horseshoe shape, Great Harbour Beach offers a fabulous water sport facility with friendly and casual beach bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. Dinghy docks are available. | | |
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| | | White Bay Beach
| | | | Voted one of the top 10 beaches in the world by Caribbean Travel & Life. This long stretch of white sandy palm lined beach is protected by a great snorkeling reef. You can anchor close to shore, swim to the beach and visit the award winning beach bars. | | |
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| | | Sandy Spit Beach
| | | | Reachable by boat, this completely remote beach is definitely worth any sailor's trip across the other side. Great snorkeling in a relaxed atmosphere can be enjoyed here. | | |
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| | | Sandy Cay
| | | | A tiny island off the southeast coast of Jost Van Dyke, Sandy Cay has a spectacular white sand beach perfect for sunbathing or snorkeling. A path leads to the Cay’s interior and just to its north is the smaller Sandy Spit isle. | | |
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| | | Little Jost Van Dyke
| | | | Featuring gorgeous stretches of soft white sandy beaches for day anchoring and snorkeling. Nearby dive sites include Twin Towers, two large rock formations rising from 90 feet with smaller rock formations. Eagle Rays and Tarpon are often found here. Be careful as there are occasional currents and heavy swells. | | |
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