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The Virgin
Island groups
consist of the
USVI of St
Thomas, St Croix
and St John and
a number of
smaller atolls.
The British
Virgin Islands
consist of the
main islands of
Tortola, Virgin
Gorda, Jost Van
Dyke, Anegada
and around 60
smaller atolls
including the
private resorts
such as Necker
Island and Peter
Island; which
are part of the
Caribbean
Leeward Islands.
The
BVI are
among the most popular
cruise and sailing destinations in the World attracting
scores of private
yachts which can explore
the secrets of the BVI chain and still
feel like there is enough space for
everyone. Gems such as Norman Island
(the inspiration for "Treasure Island"),
Anegada, Cooper and Green Cay are
waiting to be explored.
The
USVI consist of
three large islands of which the main one
is
St Thomas
with it's capital Charlotte Amalie; together
with St John and
St Croix. The
capital of Charlotte
Amalie was named after a Danish Queen and is
a busy town and
one of the most
popular
cruise
port destinations in
the Caribbean.
The majority of
cruise ships
departing from
San Juan in
Puerto Rico
or Miami and operating in the
Caribbean will
call in at the
St Thomas cruise
port.
Other Maps:
Caribbean Map
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BVI Map
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British Virgin
Islands Map
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Tortola Map
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Virgin Gorda Map
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Jost Van Dyke
Map
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Anegada Map |
Necker Island
Map
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USVI Map
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St Thomas Map
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St John Map
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St Croix Map
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Caribbean Greater Antilles
Map
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Caribbean Lesser
Antilles Map
|
Caribbean
Leeward Antilles
Map
|
Bahamas Map |