Tortola British Virgin Islands Travel Guide
Prepaid plans for tourists are available from local mobile providers.
Wi-Fi is widely available in tourist areas, and mobile data options are robust.
The General Post Office in Road Town provides standard postal services for sending mail.
English is the state language, so communication is straightforward for Those who speak english.
Some smaller businesses may close or operate on restricted timetables in the off-season (July to October). Check their hours in advance, notably if traveling in these months.
The US Dollar (USD) the country's currency is. Major credit cards are accepted almost everywhere.
Several large banks operate on Tortola, with ATMs ideally located.
Public holidays will impact banking and government services. Plan for in advance these days.
Atms are widespread in Road Town, at large supermarkets, and at the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport.
Major credit and debit cards are generally accepted, but carrying some cash is recommended for smaller purchases.
For flight delays, cancellations, or denied boarding, services like Compensair assist with compensation claims.
Friendly and respectful greetings are highly appreciated in the BVI.
Dress codes are relaxed on beaches, but modesty is valued in public and religious spaces.
Embrace the relaxed pace of "A Slower rhythm" and be aware of tipping norms.
Be mindful and respectful when taking photographs, especially of individuals.
For specific accessibility needs, contact your chosen accommodations and tour operators directly beforehand. This helps them confirm their ability to meet your needs and helps you plan accordingly.
