![]() ![]() It is known for its beautiful coral reefs, sponges and brilliant fish.Ĭonsidered among the best deep-water anchorages in the Caribbean, if not the world, Bitter End is. ![]() Off the northeast arm of Virgin Gorda is the North Sound, which washes ashore Bitter End’s mile of waterfront. Don’t miss the trip to Spanish Town to sample Virgin Gorda’s local cuisine and culture. Or climb to “Drake’s Lookout” at BEYC, overlooking Eustatia Sound and North Sound.Įvidence of the rich heritage of African, Indian, English and Spanish history is plentiful, from the Spanish ruins at Little Fort National Park to the Cornish Copper Mines, where the old foundations are set against the azure sea at the island’s southwestern tip. To stretch your legs, hike to the island’s high point, Gorda Peak, for a splendid panoramic view of the surrounding islands. Natural beauty is in abundance and accessible via indigenous plant-lined trails, nature sanctuaries and natural wonders of our protected national parks - no visit to Virgin Gorda is complete without a visit to the world famous “Baths.” And if you love beaches, make sure to visit Savannah Bay, regularly ranked among the Caribbean’s best. ![]() Named by Christopher Columbus for its unique shape of a reclining woman, it is the third-largest island (at just 8.5 square miles) in the British Virgin Islands and boasts many pristine beaches, coves and caves worth exploring. Virgin Gorda is Bitter End’s island home. ![]()
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