Grant Headifen, Director of NauticEd, a global online sailing education, certification, and charter broker company with a strong presence in the BVI provided the following advice to would be sailors. He...
A place of endless summers, mixed with easy laughter and the ocean breeze. A luxury private option when looking for a vacation at British Virgin Islands resorts. Stay in our Luxury Glass House BVI on the...
Allison Tomes, Director of BVI Vacation Villas provided the following update. She reported, “Now available for vacation rentals is Sundial, a stunning 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom Luxury Villa Rental situated...
The next time you are on Virgin Gorda be sure to check out one of it's newest eateries, the Spanish Town Café. This cute open-air restaurant/cafe in peaceful Spanish Town, where you will feel the Caribbean...
Read MoreCasey Bay is a 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath luxury villa located in Casey Bay on Virgin Gorda right next door to Little Dix Bay. The villa boasts its own private beach with a stone staircase that leads down from...
According to a May 30th article in The BVI Beacon , Premier Andrew Fahie has promised to have a temporary ferry terminal erected and for the port to be reopened for passenger traffic by August of this...
After two years without regular air service, Cape Air is returning to Virgin Gorda. In an Cape Air press release on March 4, 2019 they stated, "Cape Air continues its support to the Caribbean region by...
Rockmere is a private five bedroom villa located in Little Trunk Estate. Featuring a gourmet kitchen, air conditioned bedrooms, spectacular panoramic views and a small dunk pool, the modern furnishings...
Read MoreRobyn McCarty, owner of Chillaxin' Charters provided the following report. She said, "Chillaxin’ Charters is ready to help you select and book the best possible Luxury Crewed Charter Yacht for your...
Emily Oakes, Vice President, Marketing & Operations at Oil Nut Bay on Virgin Gorda, provided the following update. She reported, “We currently have 11 luxury villas at Oil Nut Bay that have been fully...
According to a May 15th article published in the BVI Beacon, plans are underway to finally remove over 200 wrecked and abandoned boats that still remain after Irma.