British Virgin Islands Transportation

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Customs/Immigration in West
End, Tortola

If you're visiting the US Virgin Islands and would like to stop by the British Virgin Islands, there are ferries from St. Thomas and St. John to Tortola. You must go through customs/immigration to enter. Make sure and bring a valid passport.

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Website: http://www.bvitravel.com/ferries/

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	Beef Island Airport Tip Rating:

By arasnosliw

on October 27, 2004

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the one & only baggage claim

Beef Island International Airport is the entryway to the BVI if flying. The island is just east of Tortola and is connected by bridge. You can take a taxi to Tortola rather cheaply. Travel time approx. 30 minutes.

Most flights to BVI are from San Juan, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

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	Airport Tip Rating:

By kyoub

on August 3, 2004

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Airport

Little Beef Island Airport can only handle commuter size planes so we changed planes in San Juan, Puerto Rica.
Flew from there on American Eagle for the 20 minute flight.

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	Your private plane! Tip Rating:

By IceBear7

on June 11, 2004

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I love these tiny planes, where you can see every light and every button, take loads of pictures and never even get a drink served :-)

Just remember that everything "works on caribbean time" here...

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Updated By pahenry

on May 2, 2003

Jerry's Car Rentals worked out a really good deal with us for a full-sized Montero for $600 for 12 days! Insurance was only an additional $100. I would highly recommend him for a rental car while on Tortola.

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	They drive on the left!

By Gypsygirl05

on February 18, 2007

It is highly important to note that, while the cars are the same as in America with the steering wheel on the left, that all cars drive on the left side of the road instead of the right. It takes a lot of getting used to, and usually if you rent a car, they will send someone with you to give you a crash course on driving this way. Also, roads are INCREDIBLY steep, narrow, and everyone else drives at twice the speed limit. Some people may not be comfortable driving in these sorts of conditions.