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The British Virgin Islands is a British Overseas Territory in the northeastern Caribbean — 60 islands and cays, the sailing capital of the Caribbean, the legendary Norman Island (said to be Stevenson's Treasure Island), the caves and snorkelling at the Baths on Virgin Gorda (giant granite boulders forming sea grottoes), and the party beach at Jost Van Dyke's Foxy's. Digicel provides 4G coverage across Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and the main inhabited islands, supporting navigation for the sailing charter circuit, booking the Baths on Virgin Gorda, and using water taxi connections between islands. Data is essential for the BVI National Parks Trust online booking for the Baths and for communicating with the charter yacht operators that are the foundation of BVI tourism.

Digicel's 4G covers Road Town (Tortola capital), Spanish Town (Virgin Gorda), Great Harbour (Jost Van Dyke), and the main inhabited islands. The Baths National Park on Virgin Gorda has coverage at the entrance. The North Sound area (Bitter End Yacht Club, Saba Rock) has basic coverage.

Norman Island (The Caves snorkelling site) has no permanent coverage. The day sail anchorages off Norman Island have limited signal. Anegada (the flat coral island at the northeast — famous for lobster and flats fishing) has basic Digicel coverage in the main settlement.

Jost Van Dyke's Great Harbour and White Bay (Soggy Dollar Bar — the invented Painkiller cocktail birthplace) have coverage. The Foxy's bar area on Jost Van Dyke has coverage. Peter Island (the private resort island) has basic coverage.

The BVI uses the US dollar (USD). English is the official language. The islands are a self-governing British territory with a strong yachting and offshore financial industry.