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British Virgin Islands is virtually a playground with fast pace of windsurfing and an easygoing swim in those pristine waters. High winds blow all around you as you drift 600 feet above water gliding in a parasail. No matter what your interests are, the British Virgin Islands is a perfect place for water sports.
Kayaking
The powdery sand beaches along the British Virgin Islands coastline and exposed waters near inlets and barrier islands are remarkably scenic, quiet and full of wildlife. The many lagoons throughout the islands are an excellent place to paddle your kayak.
Surfing
One of the best water sports when it comes to making a splash in turquoise waters. Surfing is quickly becoming a favorite activity along our beaches.
Windsurfing
With winds blowing all the time, windsurfing and kiteboarding experiences are something not to be missed. Windsurfers, generally, cover over 150 miles as they race between seven and nine times from one island to another. Finian Maynard is a four-time speed windsurfing world champion (1998 until 2001) and holds the current speed world record for sailing vessels, currently living in the British Virgin Islands.
Power Boats
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If you want to explore the British Virgin Island's most remote areas and secluded beaches, try a powerboat. There are companies who would rent an unmanned boat for a day - all you need is some powerboat experience and the curiosity to explore.
Swim with Dolphins
For a unique experience, you can swim with dolphins at Dolphin Discovery, located at Prospect Reef in Tortola. Visitors can get close to these amazing creatures, enjoying various activities with them as well as watching them perform exciting acrobatics.
