British Virgin Islands Beach Holidays

From 01 January 2025, all travellers must complete an online embarkation card, which can be applied for up to 72 hours before arrival.

You can visit without a visa for up to 1 month and will receive a 1-month entry stamp on arrival.

Your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay.

If you arrive by air or sea you must pay an environmental and tourism levy of 10 US dollars on arrival.

There is a departure tax of 50 US dollars for all passengers leaving by air, which is generally included in the ticket price.

There are strict rules about goods that can be brought into and taken out of the BVI and you must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.

Travellers importing or exporting more than $10,000, including cash and cheques, must make a customs declaration.

Take care when walking alone in isolated areas like beaches, especially after dark or at large events.

Do not carry large amounts of cash or wear expensive-looking jewellery.

Use a hotel safe if possible to protect your belongings.

Be aware of the risk of leaving your bags unattended, especially on the beach.

Possession of even small quantities of illegal drugs can lead to large fines or imprisonment.

If you lose your passport, you will need to apply for an emergency travel document.

Accidents during water sports often involve alcohol, so take extra care if you have been drinking.