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Vitamin D in British Virgin Islands in July: sun, UV and what to expect

Bad weather Bad weather: it rains on about 18 days in July (rainy or monsoon season), so sun is hard to count on and a beach stay is not recommended.

8.8 hsun window (UV 2.5+)
8.7peak UV Index
6 minto a full dose
29°Cafternoon high
18/30rainy days
29/30sunny days

The country rating is for a typical beach, but some places in British Virgin Islands still work in July: Tortola (excellent), Road Town (excellent).

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How long in the sun in July?

Skin typeFull dose, age 30Full dose, age 65Time to burn
Type I4 min8 min15 min
Type II5 min10 min19 min
Type III6 min11 min23 min
Type IV9 min17 min34 min
Type V12 min23 min46 min
Type VI20 min38 min77 min

Minutes at midday for about 1,000 IU of vitamin D with a quarter of the body bare, at Jost Van Dyke, the median coastal place. Time to burn is the time to reach one minimal erythemal dose and does not depend on age. A rough planning guide, not medical advice.

Places in British Virgin Islands in July

PlaceRatingSun windowFull doseAfternoon highRainy days
TortolaExcellent8.8 h6 min29°C15/30
Road TownExcellent8.8 h6 min29°C15/30
Jost Van DykeBad weather8.8 h6 min29°C18/30
AnegadaBad weather8.6 h6 min29°C18/30
Virgin GordaBad weather8.7 h6 min29°C20/30

Other months in British Virgin Islands

Best months: October, December to June. Full British Virgin Islands guide

Other sunny places in July

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