The British Virgin Islands protect many of their most important natural and historic sites through a system of national parks managed by the National Parks Trust of the Virgin Islands. These parks encompass coral reefs, mangrove lagoons, tropical forests, and historic landmarks spread across several islands. One of the most famous is The Baths National Park on Virgin Gorda, where massive granite boulders form natural pools and grottoes along the shoreline. Other protected areas preserve marine habitats, bird nesting sites, and historic plantation ruins, helping safeguard the islands’ biodiversity and cultural heritage while providing opportunities for hiking, snorkeling, and exploring the Caribbean landscape.

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