Salt Island Close to the wreck of the Rhone , this island was a regular port for ships requiring salt for food preservation. The naturally-grown salt is still harvested by the one remaining family. If you choose a day sail, see the wreck of the Rhone , which can be clearly seen with snorkeling gear and is a favorite among divers. The Rhone sank during a hurricane in 1876. Jost van Dyke Visible across the Sir Frances Drake Channel from Arundel, this island has three good restaurants and dozens of secluded beaches.
Ferries leave from West End.
Stop by Foxy's Bar in Great Harbor. The last in the chain of BVIs, this island is a few feet above sea level and is a worth the trip, especially for nature lovers. Wonderful snorkeling at Loblolly Bay. Fly BVI has an all-day package which includes airfare, taxi and lobster lunch. There are tiny shops located all over Road Town.