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The Best Caribbean Islands for Foodies

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - November 2, 2016
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The Sugar Mill restaurant in Tortola.

The Sugar Mill restaurant in Tortola.

The British Virgin Islands

If you love food and island hopping, this is your paradise. Whether you’re celebrating at the BVI Food Fete very November or dining at Tortola’s plethora of fine-dining restaurants, the BVI has everything you’re looking for in a food destination. And did we mention Peter Island?


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