From the USA fly to St. Thomas and take one of the Ferry Services. See http://www.bvitourism.com/GettingAround/Ferries/ Or fly to Beef Island (EIS) via San Juan , PR., on American Eagle, Liat, Caribbean Star, Air Sunshine and Cape Air. Travellers from the UK and Canada often come via Antigua. See http://www.bvitourism.com/GettingHere/ArrivingByAir/
2) Can I prepare meals in Casablanca rental villa?
Yes, Casablanca rental villa is equipped with a full kitchen as well as a Gas Barbeque.
3) Do I need an adapter for electrical appliances?
The BVI use the same standards as Canada and the USA .
4) Do I need to take linens and towels?
No, the Villa is furnished with linens, towels and beach towels.
5) Is a rental vehicle required?
It would be difficult to get by without one. It will certainly make your island experience more enjoyable. For rentals see http://www.bvitourism.com/GettingAround/Rentals/ However, there are many taxis on the island that are readily available see http://www.bvitourism.com/GettingAround/Taxi/
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6) Can I have Casablanca Villa stocked with food and beverages prior to arrival?
Yes, on Tortola , we suggest Bobby's Market. There is a branch in Cane Garden Bay as well as Roadtown and Nanny Cay. You may order from their list at www.bobbysmarketplace.com .
7) How can I find out more about the BVI?
The Welcome Tourist Guide, published by the BVI Tourist Board is an excellent source of information for visitors including shopping, sightseeing, dining, and more. You can pick up a free copy at the airport when you arrive. Also check the Limin' Times to find out what's on at http://www.limin-times.com/
8) How can I pay?
Most businesses take credit cards, all accept U.S. Traveler's checks, but only U.S. Currency is taken. ATM machines are available in Road Town, Cane Garden Bay, Soper's Hole and Nanny Cay.
9) Can I get to the other Virgin Islands easily?
There are fairly frequent ferries to the other major islands (Anegada, Jost van Dyke and Virgin Gorda) as well as to the USVI. Details can be found in The Welcome Tourist Guide. See http://www.bvitourism.com/GettingAround/Ferries/
10) Is there a lot to do in the British Virgin Islands?
There are many kinds of recreational experience to enjoy. See The Official Website of the BVI Tourist Board at http://www.bvitourism.com/WhatToDo/