Written by ripplefan2 on June 14, 2007
- I recently had the pleasure of leaving all of civilization and setting up shop in the remote locale of Anegada Island in the British Virgin Islands. Known as the "Drowned" land is a small island...
Written by lauren27 on October 18, 2008
- Beaches—the main beach which our room was on is Deadman’s Bay. Our suite was on one end of the beach and on the other end were the watersports center (kayaks, sailboats, floats, windsurfers—included in your...
Written by Paulspicer on August 26, 2004
- Despite the excellent dining options on Tortola, many vacationers who are too busy diving or snorkeling hire a local or private chef for a taste of the islands in their own villa. Donna Arter...
Written by Paulspicer on September 1, 2004
- Stumbling upon Edith, the bartender at Mad Dogs, was as good of a start that anyone could have asked for when traveling miles from home. Cracking open a Carib, a locally brewed pilsner, at...
Written by JLBFLA on March 2, 2004
- "I’ve been here for 30 years, but I call it a couple of mornings," says Hugh "Benji" Benjamin, concierge extraordinaire at the Peter Island Resort. I, however, visited this amazing place for only five days...
Written by lauren27 on October 18, 2008
- This was another highlight. The trip is $40 per person and we took the PI ferry to the island. I think there were about 8 other couples on the trip with us. When we got...
Written by lauren27 on October 18, 2008
- Restaurants—There are only 2 restaurants on Peter Island. Tradewinds which is more fancy and has a dress code for the evening, and Deadman’s Beach bar and grill which was more casual. Since there weren’t a...
Written by goblue01 on August 16, 2006
- There isn't much shopping on Tortola so don't expect it to be like St. Thomas if you go. This is a good thing because it makes you focus on taking lots of great pictures...
Written by Onda Porch on January 12, 2005
- It's not just a meal with live music. This is what you come to the Virgin Islands for.
Atmoshpere: Foxy's is on the beach, in the sand, among the trees. Have cocktails...
Written by nini5 on February 7, 2003
- Justine, she is not just a 51 Foot Prevelige Catamaran, she was our home for a week. Her crew, Captain Martin, and Hostess Chrissy were divine. They are dream makers. We arrived on the boat...
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