Cane Garden Bay & Surroundings Attractions
The settlement at Cane Garden Bay is the oldest and most-developed tourist destination on Tortola. Many of the island's popular guesthouses and restaurants can be found near the crescent-shaped cove which is known for its turquoise waters backed by steep hills. The small West Indian settlement of Cane Garden Bay includes a police station, church and laundry. Other interesting attractions and beaches lie in the areas just outside Cane Garden Bay.
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Sage Mountain National Park
Sage Mountain National Park was established in 1964 and contains Sage Peak standing at 523m, the highest peak in the Virgin Islands.
B.V.I Music Festival
A newer festival on Tortola, The B.V.I. Music Festival takes place over 3 days during a full moon in May at Cane Garden Bay. The first festival in 2001 featured live music from the following genres - reggae, calypso, R & B, salsa, fungi, gospel and jazz.
Cane Garden Bay Beach
Shaped like a crescent, Cane Garden Bay beach is almost 1mi/1.61km long and is Tortola's most popular beach. Backed by steep green hills, the bay waters are sheltered from winds inside the barrier reef. The beach is a busy anchorage with numerous opportunities for snorkelling and water sports. The beach is frequented by local West Indians, travellers and sailors, and is a popular place to hear island music on nights and weekends.
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North Shore Shell Museum
The North Shore Shell Museum is a small museum which sells and displays shell crafts, shells, and other examples of local culture such as traditional wooden boats
