Golf in British Virgin Islands
Including Little Thatch Island Golf Resort. On the map.
The vibe
Golfing here is a relaxed, leisurely affair where the challenge comes from the coastal winds and the dramatic elevation changes of the landscape. The greens are most pleasant to play during the winter and spring when the breeze keeps the temperature manageable for an afternoon round. It is a very visitor-friendly environment where you can easily book a tee time and enjoy a quiet, unhurried pace of play.
Little Thatch Island Golf Resort
Other British Virgin Islands
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While the British Virgin Islands are primarily known for sailing, this exclusive retreat offers a unique, intimate golf experience set against the dramatic backdrop of the Caribbean Sea. The course is designed for those seeking a private, high-end escape where the lush tropical landscape meets the turquoise waters.
Access. Accessible via private boat or helicopter transfer from Tortola, typically arranged by the resort for guests.
Notes. Best visited between December and April; requires advance booking as it is a private resort facility.