Oil Nut Bay occupies the eastern end of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands, on a coastline reached by water rather than by a public road. The resort’s own visitor information says the property is accessible by boat or helicopter. That geography is central to the experience: the destination is designed around privacy, sea access and a self-contained resort community, not as an ordinary beach park where a traveler can arrive by car and use every facility without checking first.
The operator describes a collection of villas and suites spread across the property, ranging from one-bedroom accommodation to larger homes for families and groups. Its accommodation page presents the resort as a private stay rather than a conventional hotel with one central room block. Rates vary by dates and accommodation, and the official pages direct prospective visitors to check availability; this article does not quote a price because no fixed public rate applies to every stay.