The British Virgin Islands destination ranked 4th on the list for the UK, and came in 2nd on the list for the US in the ”Caribbean and Atlantic Islands” category.
The British Virgin Islands have once again been hailed as one of the world's premier island destinations, earning a top-five ranking in Condé Nast Traveler's prestigious 2025 Readers' Choice Awards.
In the UK version, the British Virgin Islands came in 4th place in the Caribbean and Atlantic Islands category. However, it came in an impressive 2nd place, compared to the previous year when it came in 10th place, indicating a growing appreciation among travelers from both sides of the Atlantic.
Several of the territory's well-known resorts also ranked high in the Best Resorts in the Caribbean and Atlantic. On the US list, Peter Island Resort came in 14th, Moskito Island came in 22nd, and Bitter End Yacht Club came in 35th, while Rosewood Little Dix Bay was voted seventh best in the Best Resorts in the Caribbean and Atlantic category on the UK list.
This year, Condé Nast Traveler received more than 182,500 responses to its surveys, which were completed by readers from across the UK, providing a comprehensive insight into the destinations that travellers are most looking forward to visiting again. The Readers' Choice Award continues to be the travel industry's most prestigious and longest-running awards – a true testament to excellence.
”The British Virgin Islands is thrilled to once again be recognized as one of the top island destinations in both the US and UK Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards,’ said Clive McCoy, Chief Tourism Officer. ”These awards are a strong testament to our guests” appreciation and validate the exceptional experiences we strive to deliver. This recognition motivates us to continue to evolve our offerings and maintain our position among the world’s most exclusive destinations.”
The complete results of the 2025 Readers' Choice Awards are available at cntraveller.com/inspiration/readerschoice-awards and will also appear in the November issue of Condé Nast Travel.
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