Virgin Gorda FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where are the villas located on Virgin Gorda?
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Beachcomber and Blue Lagoon Villas are ideally situated on Mahoe Bay along the west coast of Virgin Gorda, offering unobstructed sunset views across the Caribbean Sea toward the island of Tortola.
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Are the villas located on or near the beach?
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Beachcomber Villa enjoys a prime beachfront setting with direct access to the sea. Blue Lagoon Villa is positioned just behind Beachcomber and is approximately a two-minute walk to the beach via a private-public access path.
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How many bedrooms are available at Beachcomber and Blue Lagoon Villas?
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Beachcomber Villafeatures five elegantly appointed bedrooms, spans 3,948 square feet, and accommodates up to 12 guests. Blue Lagoon Villa offers three spacious bedrooms, encompasses 3,600 square feet, and comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests.
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How is the number of paying guests determined? Are infants and toddlers included?
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Rates are based on the number of guests occupying beds. Infants and toddlers who sleep in a crib or Pack ’n Play stay at no additional charge. Cribs and Pack ’n Plays are provided complimentary and may be arranged in advance of arrival.
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Are the villas suitable for special occasions?
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Yes. Both Beachcomber and Blue Lagoon Villas provide an exceptional setting for weddings, milestone celebrations, multi-generational family vacations, and other intimate gatherings. Please note that weddings require the use of a professional caterer to supply all dishes, cutlery, and glassware.
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What are the minimum night requirements and typical length of stay?
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- Winter (January 5 – April 15): Minimum 7-night stay, preferably Saturday–Saturday or Sunday–Sunday
- Summer (April 16 – December 14): Minimum 5-night stay
- Thanksgiving: Minimum 7-night stay
- Christmas (December 15 – January 4): Minimum 10-night stay
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Do the villas accommodate guests with mobility needs?
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Beachcomber Villa is fully wheelchair accessible and features direct beach access, along with a range of complimentary accessibility enhancements. Additional details are available here.
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Do the villas include concierge services?
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Yes. Each villa includes the services of a dedicated personal concierge, available to assist with travel coordination, pre-arrival provisioning, dining reservations, private chef arrangements, excursions, and bespoke experiences.
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How do guests travel to Virgin Gorda?
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Please refer to our Getting Here page for comprehensive travel information, or contact us directly for assistance arranging transfers and local transportation.
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Is Virgin Gorda a safe destination?
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Yes. Virgin Gorda is widely regarded as a safe and welcoming destination for visitors.
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Which side of the road is used for driving?
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Driving is on the left-hand side of the road.
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What currency is used on Virgin Gorda?
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The United States Dollar (USD) is the official currency.
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Are power adapters required for travelers from North America?
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No adapters are necessary. Virgin Gorda uses standard North American electrical outlets and operates on 120-volt power.
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Is the tap water safe to drink?
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Yes. Tap water is safe for consumption. For added convenience, both villas provide filtered drinking water at kitchen and bathroom faucets.
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Is high-speed internet and Wi-Fi available?
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Yes. Both Beachcomber and Blue Lagoon Villas offer reliable high-speed internet and Wi-Fi throughout the property.
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What is it like to stay on Mahoe Bay?
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Mahoe Bay is regarded as one of Virgin Gorda’s most beautiful beaches, prized for its west-facing orientation, tranquil atmosphere, and spectacular sunset views. The beach remains uncrowded, and snorkeling directly offshore is excellent.
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What attractions are nearby, and how far are they from the villas?
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The Baths, Virgin Gorda’s most iconic natural attraction, are approximately a 15-minute drive from the villas (a nominal entrance fee applies). Early morning or late afternoon visits are recommended. Other nearby highlights include Savannah Bay Beach, Gorda Peak National Park, and the historic Copper Mine ruins. Additional recommendations are available in our Things to Do in Virgin Gorda guide.
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Can you recommend dining, activities, and shopping on Virgin Gorda?
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Notable dining options include Mad Dog’s, Hog Heaven, and Saba Rock for lunch, and Coco Maya, Sugar Cane, The Restaurant at Leverick Bay, and The Bitter End Yacht Club for dinner. For souvenirs and gifts, we recommend the T-shirt shop at The Baths, Arawak at Leverick Bay and in Spanish Town, and the boutique at Saba Rock.