Getting to BVI from Denver is not the easiest travel itinerary. The airport is located on Beef Island, Tortola. One option is to fly through San Juan, Puerto Rico. We were warned about flights being delayed and canceled, so it's best to fly into San Juan and spend the night before flying to Beef Island (not so bad really!). A second option is to fly to St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and take a ferry to Tortola. The third option is to fly directly from Miami to Beef Island, but these flights are very expensive. We went with option [View Full Entry]

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Hei rakkaat ystävät, tässä tulee nyt ensiksi Havannan kuulumiset jälkikäteen ja lyhenneltynä: Niin siinä sitten kävi, että pahin pelkoni toteutui heti kättelyssä. Kaikki kirjani riistettiin minulta Helsinki Vantaan lentokentällä. Minulle jäi luettavaksi vain Nokia 75E:n ohjekirja ja Financial Times jonka sain lentokoneessa ja jonka tietenkin unohdin sinne, joten madridilaisessa hotellissa en lukenut mitään, vaan kirjoitin tämän jutun teille iloksi ja opetukseksi. Maailmanympärilipun omistaja saa laittaa ruumaan kaksi piissiä eli kollia eli laukkua á 23 kiloa. Käsimatkatavarat saavat pai [View Full Entry]

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Had another AWESOME night in the Festival Village with my lovies! I love being with those girls! They are truly amazing!! A certain someone drank a little too much and 2 of us had to do a bit of babysitting for the rest of the night....but its all good!! Haha! Heres some pics of the night!! PS...for those that dont know....the Festival Village is a large open field with a stage (to host the live bands) in the middle with bars lining the circumference of the field. I believe its 20 different bars...all numbered...but im not sure...i never really checked lol. [View Full Entry]

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Ok so im currently at Home in the BVI (thats British Virgin Islnds for those that dont know) so im technically not traveling at the moment. However, I just returned from St Vincent for 5 weeks and St Lucia for 9 days. Im home until August 11th when i'll be traveling to my favourate place in the whole world (after home sweet home of course) NEW YORK CITY!!!!!!!!! I spend about 2 - 5 months there every year...so i guess its more my home than the BVI is since i spend more time there. My Island is currently celebrating our yearly [View Full Entry]

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Cracked open our passports and took a day trip adventure around the British Virgin Islands. Pinch us, we must be dreaming. Life can be this good! [View Full Entry]

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"The Baths" To get there and back, you have to swim. The boat docks and we jump out and take a swim to get onto Virgin Gorda Island. A tiny little hike through rocks and caves. The boat picks us up at the other end. We take time to enjoy the amazing water and take turns jumping off the boat. As we leave, we see giant skull faces in the rocks. [View Full Entry]

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We had Cooper's Island to ourselves for lunch. [View Full Entry]

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Saving the best for last...our British Virgin Island boat trip ended at Jost Van Dyke Island where the Soggy Dollar Bar lives. The Sogg Dollar gets it name since you have to swim from your boat to get there. They have a clothes line along the bar to dry out wet dollar bills. The Soggy Dollar Bar is the creator of the Pain Killer drink. We also did a quick snorkel stop on our way back to St. John. [View Full Entry]

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Mi juin … Les réparations ont été effectuées avec succès et plus de 400$... Bon, il faut ce qu’il faut; notre bateau est notre maison et côté fonctionnement, il ne faut pas lésiner. Le lundi soir, nous préparons le bateau, départ demain matin pour aller vers l’Est. Le mardi, 9 juin, nous gagnons Puerto Patillas ; la route s’est faite sans problème sous voile et moteur, avec le vent presque dans le nez. Partis à cinq voiliers, Hula a continué sa route et il reste donc (Wind whisperer, Emerald Seas, Blue Haven et Absaroque) quatre voiliers à l’ancre dans la bai [View Full Entry]

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We continued our trek through the British Virgin Islands by sailing over to Jost Van Dyke. This was one of the islands we stopped at last year, yet our time here was brief. Too brief, like only a few hours on shore to eat lunch and check out of customs and immigration. Which is certainly not enough time to explore any island, in my opinion. So we were excited to return and spend more time there. Besides, our good friend Brian and Stephanie told us about all the great anchorages and some really cool things to do on the island. In [View Full Entry]

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