Top British Virgin Islands Nature and Wildlife Tours

Cane Gardens Bay gets its name from the sugar cane which is still grown in the area to this day, Cane Garden Bay is famous for the various activities that are offered in the area. It is a favorite for sailors, sunbathers, swimmers and water sports enthusiasts.

Hop aboard our open-air safari and take in breathtaking panoramic views as we journey through the British Virgin Islands. Our adventure includes a guided hike to Mount Alma, where you'll witness the best 360° views in the BVI from just 736 feet high. After the hike, unwind with a relaxing beach day at a secluded, tranquil spot—perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying the crystal-clear waters. Get ready for a day of adventure, nature, and island bliss! ️

Private sailing and snorkeling experience for up to 5 guests. Explore Norman Island, the Indians, and the famous sea caves while snorkeling in crystal-clear waters filled with marine life and sea turtles—all from the comfort of your own private boat with a professional crew.

Shark Bay is a coastal park on the northern shore of Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands. Established in 1999, it is one of the newest national parks in the region. Lying just east of Brewer’s Bay, it extends from the ridge of Anderson Point to the base of Mount Healthy. 18.4 acres On this hiking trail, we will discover a variety of landscapes in Shark Bay. This protected area features a shady tropical forest, a beautiful rocky beach, and an impressive cliff rising above the waves. Furthermore, it is home to several seabirds such as Brown Pelicans and Laughing Gullas! Learn about the local history and fauna and flora of this little secret