Fischer's Cove Beach Hotel
Travel Blogs from Virgin Gorda
Exploring Virgin Gorda
... we were fascinated by the beaches, and the granite labyrinth that connected them, Virgin Gorda is probably not going to be on the final program.
We are coming to some resolution about this Adventure however. This is becoming a walking adventure in which walking is not a primary theme. We’re finding some interesting walking, but to say that walking is the core activity of this trip stretches the reality that these ...
National Park Highlights on St John, USVI
... evening. On April 2nd Dave relocated Pas de Deux a short distance to the west in the lee of Water Island near where FLASH had similarly relocated the previous day. Hank and Dave teamed up as Team Virginia to enjoy watching NCAA Final Four basketball that evening at the restaurant/bar of Crown Bay Marina. They had a good dinner and a good time, but failed to get VCU into the ...
A day at the Baths
... are two little towns, Spanish Point and Leverick Bay. The directions to the Baths that were given to us are telling us to turn left where we see a green building and then turn right at a place called Rosies or something like that. Luckily there were street signs pointing to the Baths as we never saw the green building nor the place called Rosies.
The drive was a short one, no more that 10 minutes, and we parked the car ...
Sailing, Snorkeling, A day in Paradise.
... giant sea turtle. It had to dive down as we were on a collision course with it, beautiful! We did try some moorings in the area, but unfortunately they were all marked private. We decided to head back and took one of the Boston Whalers out to find a private beach. We found a little isolated strip of sand (no more than 20 meters) where we enjoyed our packed lunch there.
After lunch we took our masks and fins and headed into the ...
Fat Virgin Not So Pregnant
... the land and into the Caribbean, forming many grottoes. The hike down into the boulders was much more difficult than expected. You have to walk through very narrow and low passages, up and around huge boulders, and through shallow pools. And the best path was not always obvious. There were dead ends or places where only small folks could get through. Kids were having a blast. I am sure they were laughing at the ...