British Virgin Islands Shorts
Description: This vintage palm tree design features Marina Cay, located near Beef Island, British Virgin Islands. Marina Cay is known for its calm waters and friendly vibe. It’s a favorite stop for sailors seeking a peaceful anchorage and great snorkeling right off the shore. With its charming marina and laid-back atmosphere, Marina Cay offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation on the water.
Description: This vintage palm tree design features Peter Island, British Virgin Islands. Surrounded by crystal-clear sea, the island presents outstanding snorkeling and hiking opportunities along lush trails and secluded beaches such as Deadman’s Bay, and is a popular stop for sailboats in the Caribbean Sea.
Description: This vintage palm tree design features Cooper Island, British Virgin Islands. Cooper Island is a sailor’s paradise, nestled in the heart of the British Virgin Islands. With calm anchorages and vibrant reefs just offshore, it’s the perfect stop for snorkeling and sundowners. Let your sails rest while you soak in island time at its finest.
Description: This vintage palm tree design features Anegada, British Virgin Islands, where coral sands meet endless turquoise horizons. Known for its flat landscape, flamingos, and legendary lobster, this island is a hidden gem of the British Virgin Islands. Let the breeze carry you where the reef meets the sky.
Tortola Groovy Sunset 70's Hippie Hippy Vintage British Virgin Islands Shorts
by Destinations Decal
$27
Description: Tortola is the largest and most populated island in the British Virgin Islands, known for its lush mountains, white-sand beaches, and vibrant sailing culture. Its capital, Road Town, is a lively hub of Caribbean life, blending colonial history with colorful markets and a busy harbor. From the surf at Cane Garden Bay to the scenic trails of Sage Mountain, Tortola offers a perfect mix of adventure and laid-back island charm.
Description: This vintage palm tree design features The Baths, located at Virgin Gorda, BVI. The Baths are a world-famous natural wonder where massive granite boulders form hidden sea pools, grottoes, and winding sandy passages. This unique geological formation was created by volcanic activity and centuries of erosion, resulting in one of the Caribbean’s most iconic beachscapes. Crystal-clear waters and dramatic rock formations make The Baths a must-visit for snorkeling, exploration, and unforgettable island adventure.
Description: If you find yourself in the soaking up the sun on the deck of your boat in Coral Bay in the U.S. Virgin Islands and craving a good Cuban cigar, you're out of luck just as you would be in the continental U.S. But all is not lost as unlike being stateside, that Cuban cigar is just a few clicks away in the British Virgin Islands. While there are countless cigar shops dotting the islands, it's hard to beat Skully's Cigars which sits right on Fat Hogs Bay in Tortola. With plenty of mooring and an average holding depth of 9’ in the bay, almost any boat can call on Skully's without much fuss making that Cuban cigar all the more accessible.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a navy blue outer ring with white text "THE BATHS VIRGIN GORDA" and "BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS" along the top and bottom respectively. Inside this ring is a red and navy blue striped band. The innermost circle is black with a small Union Jack flag at the top, the large red letters "BVI" in the center, and two navy blue anchors on either side of the letters.
