Tortola, BVI, British Virgin Islands Villas & Vacation Rentals

These are the 21 most popular villa rentals in Tortola, BVI, British Virgin Islands. Narrow your search above.

  • From $493 to $1,414 per night
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  • From $3,300 to $5,671 per night
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  • From $1,679 to $3,000 per night
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My ALL

6 Bedrooms
6 Bathrooms
  • From $1,350 to $3,550 per night
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  • From $725 to $2,000 per night
  • Near Beach
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  • From $1,500 to $2,600 per night
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  • From $895 to $1,645 per night
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  • From $850 to $2,200 per night
  • Near Beach
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  • From $1,715 to $1,715 per night
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  • From $650 to $1,500 per night
  • Near Beach
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  • From $588 to $1,521 per night
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  • From $1,715 to $3,858 per night
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Towanda

3 Bedrooms
3+ Bathrooms
  • From $800 to $940 per night
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  • From $1,050 to $1,550 per night
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  • From $600 to $1,500 per night
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  • From $540 to $1,100 per night
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  • From $1,000 to $2,143 per night
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  • From $875 to $1,350 per night
  • Pool
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  • From $900 to $1,900 per night
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  • From $650 to $1,450 per night
  • Near Beach
  • Pool
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Aja Villa

5 Bedrooms
5 Bathrooms
  • From $800 to $2,400 per night
  • Near Beach
  • AC

Looking to rent a villa Tortola, BVI, British Virgin Islands?

If you’re heading to the British Virgin Islands, you probably know that Tortola offers the widest range of accommodations, and this is evidenced by the numerous villas on Tortola available for rent.  Couples, families, and friends will enjoy the privacy and seclusion afforded by Tortola villas, and having all the amenities of a home is nice as well.  Check out Frenchman’s Lookout for an eco-friendly home, or Refuge Villa as a cozy hideaway for couples.  See below for a full listing of villas available on Tortola.

What's special about Tortola, BVI, British Virgin Islands?

As the capital of the British Virgin Islands, Tortola is the largest and most developed island in the BVIs.  There are plenty of opportunities for things to see and do here, and even though the island has most of the action in comparison to the other BVIs, it can still provide a quiet and peaceful Caribbean getaway to visitors as well.

Tortola offers up a unique mix of water activities, shopping, fine dining, and history.  For people who enjoy spending time in the great outdoors, the island has plenty to do.  A day spent at the beach can mean swimming, snorkeling, or just soaking up the sun on the beach.  Fishing and scuba diving are other popular activities on the island, and there are lots of secluded bays to anchor in and enjoy the day.  Main Street in Road Town is the place to be for shopping.  Jewelry, clothing, spices, jams, and more can found in the local shops here, and whether you’re buying or just browsing, its lots of fun.  Meals on Tortola can also be an adventure, and you have your choice of dining in an elegant setting at a four-star restaurant, or enjoying fresh cooked seafood at a quaint diner.  History buffs will enjoy the museums on the island, and Fort Burt is worth a visit as well.  Clearly, Tortola is not lacking for things to do, and visitors to the island can fill their days with activities…or they can just lounge and enjoy the Caribbean lifestyle.

A range of accommodations are available on the island, including resort hotels, private villas, and even campgrounds.  Staying in a hotel or at a resort is the way to go for people who like to be in the thick of the action, and this is also nice as many provide concierge services for guests.  Private villas, on the other hand, offer guests much more seclusion, as well as amenities of a full home.  Whichever route you decide to go with accommodations, you’ll be positioned to enjoy a great Caribbean vacation that includes the beach, surf, and so much more.