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This elegant place serves superb Italian fare (seeBrandywine Bay, Tortola). The menu changes often, but look for the grilled veal chops with ricotta and sun-dried tomatoes.

Candlelit tables and an extensive view serve as the backdrop for Tuscan-style food. The chef uses plenty of fresh herbs and foods to create exquisite dishes. Try the local swordfish if you’re in the mood for fish or the duck with a fresh berry sauce (seeBrandywine Bay).

Open to the trade winds, this eatery is the place to go for Sunday brunch. After a burger, prime rib, or Caesar salad, enjoy a wedge of flourless chocolate cake dripping with fudge sauce.

Kids go for the burgers and fries.

Make sure your brakes work before you drive way downhill to Brewers Bay. Both Brewers Bay East and Brewers Bay West Roads, leading to the bay, are super steep. The beach itself is a long stretch of sand with calm water that sees few people other than those visiting Brewers Bay Campground. This collection of tents and shelters nestles at the water’s edge. The campground’s small restaurant serves modest meals; but it’s best to bring lunch and snacks because the eatery keeps irregular hours. Excellent swimming and snorkeling are enough reasons to make the trip.

Take the winding Brewers Bay East Road to this very casual campground. Rented tents are on the ramshackle side (best to bring your own). Bar and restaurant with fun atmosphere.

The only indigenous palm, this short tree has thin fronds that form a larger circular leaf.

Hike about a mile (1.6 km) from Waterlemon Bay along the Johnny Horn Trail to reach the Brown Bay Trail, which leads to the bay and its remote snorkeling.

The woods or any place outside of developed areas. Hegone bush means he has disappeared.

Reggae, gospel, blues, and salsa at Cane Garden Bay in May.