Jost Van Dyke is the smallest of the four main islands of the British Virgin Islands. The spacious Great Harbour is sheltered by small mountains, walking between the tiny main "town" on Great Harbour, up over the hill to White Bay is one of more peaceful, beautiful short walks in the Caribbean. Named for its long and lovely white sand beach, White Bay, now very popular with boaters, is protected by extensive reefs. The highest point on Jost Van Dyke is the 1000ft high Majohnny Hill with stunning 360 degree views across the Caribbean. The main shopping strip is in Great Harbour and along a sandy road parallel to the beach. There are a variety of little shops, selling locally made goods or some unique items beyond the usual t-shirts. But Jost is not someplace you come to shop. On the north-eastern end of the island, near Diamond Cay, is a surf-fed "Bubbly Pool" that is a tourist attraction when the swells are running.