Virgin Gorda is a stunning island gem in the British Virgin Islands, known for its beautiful beaches and natural wonders. Planning your trip begins with understanding the best ways to get here. Whether you’re traveling internationally or from nearby islands, here’s a complete guide to reaching Virgin Gorda with ease.

Flying into the Region

Most international travelers fly into either San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU) or St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands (STT), as these airports offer numerous connections to the Caribbean. From there, you’ll catch a regional flight or ferry to the British Virgin Islands.

Regional Flights to Virgin Gorda

Virgin Gorda Airport (VIJ) is served by several small regional airlines, including VI Airlink and Cape Air, offering flights from nearby hubs like Tortola (EIS), St. Thomas (STT), and Puerto Rico. These short flights provide quick and scenic access to the island.

Ferry Services

Ferries are a popular way to reach Virgin Gorda. Regular ferries operate between Tortola (Road Town), St. Thomas, and Virgin Gorda. The ferry terminals are easily accessible and provide a relaxed, scenic alternative to flying.

Getting from the Airport or Ferry Terminal to Oceanview Villa

Once you arrive on Virgin Gorda, Oceanview Villa is just a short drive away. Private taxis and rental cars are available at both the airport and ferry terminals. We recommend arranging transportation ahead of time for a smooth and hassle-free transfer to the villa.

Tips for a Seamless Arrival

• Check flight and ferry schedules in advance, as they can vary seasonally.
• Allow extra time for customs and luggage transfer, especially during peak travel periods.
• Consider booking a private boat transfer for a luxurious and direct route to the island.