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Complete list of 9 national parks in British Virgin Islands

Secluded beach and coastal park adjacent to The Baths, reached by a scenic trail through giant boulder formations, offering pristine snorkeling and swimming.

Devils Bay

Tiny 1.25-acre cay off Jost Van Dyke serving as a critical nesting site for brown boobies, terns, and pelicans in a mangrove-fringed setting.

Diamond Cay

Small rocky island resembling the ruins of a fallen city, providing critical nesting habitat for red-billed tropicbirds, boobies, gulls, and sea turtles.

Fallen Jerusalem

Protecting the highest point on Virgin Gorda (417 m), featuring one of the last remaining examples of Caribbean dry forest with globally significant conservation value.

Gorda Peak

Island park comprising 243 acres with four salt ponds, white and black mangrove ecosystems, hiking trails, and important coastal wildlife habitat in North Sound.

Prickly Pear

The only national marine park in the BVI, protecting 800 acres of underwater area around the famous 1867 shipwreck of the RMS Rhone, a premier diving destination.

RMS Rhone

The first national park in the BVI, preserving one of the last remaining examples of Caribbean cloud forest at the island's highest point (523 m).

Sage Mountain

Iconic geological formation of massive granite boulders creating sea-level grottoes, tidal pools, and caves along the southwestern coast of Virgin Gorda.

The Baths

Volcanic island refuge of 24 acres in The Dogs island group, providing nesting habitat for laughing gulls, bridled terns, and other seabird species.

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