British Virgin Islands / Security
The BVI is a safe place, but you are advised to take simple precautions that you would at home and anything beyond petty theft tends not to involve tourists. The sage advice is simply not to carry too much cash on you. Your belongings are generally safe on the beach but it is probably better not to leave anything to temptation.
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Looking for inspiration?
- Charter a yacht and sail by day, bar hop at night
- Marvel at the massive boulders at The Baths, Virgin Gorda
- Chill out at the Fireball Full Moon Party, Trellis Bay
- Enjoy a beach villa holiday with the family
- Scuba Dive Sir Francis Drake Channel
