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Indulge in carefree downtime on this relaxing trip to Jost Van Dyke, Tortola's gorgeous neighbor. Just miles long, this is the smallest of the British Virgin Islands' main components. While motor boating from Road Town to this nearby beauty, absorb the ethereal seascapes in the distance. Notice how the turquoise water complements the bright blue sky at the horizon, broken only by steep slopes of hills and mountains on surrounding islands.

Upon arriving at Jost Van Dyke's transfer by an open-air safari bus to lovely White Bay Beach, where extensive protective coral reefs jut out into the sea. Take in the natural, unrestrained beauty of this breathtaking setting, home to less than 300 residents and known worldwide as the "barefoot" island thanks to its unhurried, laid-back way of life and magnificent beaches. Regard the island's rising mountains, originally created through volcanic eruptions, and the soft blanket of bright white sand lining the beach. Enjoy time to kick back on the sun kissed sand, soak up its warmth and swim in the azure water surrounding this remarkable destination, which was the birthplace of William Thornton, the architect who designed the U.S. Capitol building. Savor a complimentary chilled drink and snack while enjoying the breathtaking views, and if the mood strikes, pay to participate in water related activities including paddle-boats, kayaking and water trampoline.

Treat yourself to a "Pain-killer," one of the Caribbean's most celebrated cocktails. The Soggy Dollar Bar, so named after the condition of money belonging to sailors who swam ashore, is credited with creating this potent drink. A frozen delight, the Pain-killer combines rum, pineapple juice, orange juice and Coco Lopez with ground nutmeg drizzled on top. Enjoy a scenic cruise through Sir Francis Drake Channel on the return trip to Tortola.