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BVI Heritage Passports offer a unique tour of the British Virgin Islands, its history and culture. For locals, learn new and interesting facts that might surprise you. For visitors, commemorate your visit by exploring our cultural sites and landmarks while using your heritage passports to highlight the places you’ve been. Get your passport stamped as you visit the various attractions.
At about 15 square miles long, with the highest point being 28ft. Anegada is the second largest and the only coral and limestone formed island in the Virgin Islands (UK). This island gets its name from the Spanish word meaning "drowned" or "flooded".
During your stay, we invite you to visit:| i. The Faulkner House Museum |
| ii. The Anegada Rock Iguana Head Start Facility |
At about 3 square miles long, Jost Van Dyke is the fourth largest of the four main islands of the Virgin Islands (UK). The highest point is Majohnny Hill, which measures (1053ft.) above sea level.
During your stay, we invite you to visit:| i. White Bay Fort |
| ii. Foxy's Bar and Restaurant |
At about 21 square miles long, Tortola is the largest and most populated island of the Virgin Islands (UK). The highest point is Mount Sage, which measures (1740ft.) above sea level.
During your stay, we invite you to visit:| i. Her Majesty's Prison Museum |
| ii. The Callwood Rum Distillery |
At about 8 square miles long, Virgin Gorda is the third largest and second most populated island of the Virgin Islands (UK). The highest point is Gorda Peak, which measures (1370ft.) above sea level.
During your stay, we invite you to visit:| i. St. Mary's Episcopal Church & Cemetery |
| ii. The Baths National Park |
