Nanny Cay Resort Marina Road Town

It's quite difficult to find good sushi in the BVI. The BVI Yacht Club has a Sushi Night each Thursday and the sushi is okay. The Dove Restaurant in Road Town has a small sampler selection which is better. So, when reports reached me that Sky Restaurant had employed a Japanese Teppan Yaki and Sushi chef and was producing excellent quality sushi 6 nights a week some friends and I decided to pay a visit to celebrate a birthday ...

... 100% trustworthy and very helpful.<br><br>Elm Villa gets our very highest recommendation. I can think of no negative comment or caveat from our experience there. We had a terrific time and the Villa far exceeded our expectations. If you are looking to rent stellar accommodations on Tortola, this is the place for you! We will definitely go back, and are even kicking around the idea of making a stay at Elm Villa an annual family ...

... certain time that evening and to only keep with us our carry-ons. It is always hard to do your packing because you know by then, that you have arrived at the end of your journey. <br><br>As the ship continued its due course into darkness, under watchful eyes of the moon and the stars shinning over us, I had fallen into a much needed sleep dreaming of wonderful beaches, exotic islands and fantastic sunsets.<br><br>Thankful for dreams.<br><br>Mo<br><br>

... our anticipation was rising. We enjoyed every minute of it, walking at a fast speed being anxious to arrive. It took a good 10 minutes. <br><br>When we finally reached the end of the trail and stepped out of the woods, an unimaginable view was opening up in front of us. A spectacular white sandy beach with turquoise clear water surrounded by these big huge greyish boulders, all naturally packed together with secluded passages, it was ...

... ocean, while the beaches on the southern coast skirt the Caribbean Sea. English is the official language and the total island population is 56,000. <br><br>We boarded an open-air safari bus and traveled along Skyline Drive. It was refreshing feeling the warm breeze on our faces. It was also wonderful traveling on a safari bus. Along the way, we stopped to admire the harbour of Charlotte ...

... a wail of a time and noone shot any sherrifs. By the way this was the first time I ever saw a poledance pole on the Dj dance floor, and here there were two of them! These are great things to have at any party. On a side note, the costumes and equipment we shipped somehow ended up in Puerto Rican customs for far too long, arriving only hours before show time and taking several weeks to return, in extremely poor condition, to Vienna. We don't even know how it ended up in ...

... customs, we went to the AA Service Desk to check in for our next flight ... only to discover that our tickets had been cancelled! (For no reason discernable). We walked out of transit to the main AA desk -- and were told that the agent had been able to recover our reservations, but now we didn't have seats. So we went through security to the gate ... and, after a few minutes of suspense, were issued our original (business ...

... Along the way, we befriended a kitty (the kids named it Monkey because it liked to climb palm trees.) He had a collar, otherwise, the kids may have adopted him.<br><br>Eventually, the bugs drove us back to Dutchess where we almost promptly went to sleep.<br><br>20 November<br><br>A nice, calm night -- a couple of squalls but very comfy. No anchor watch required. I was the first one up, and, shortly after, the Moorings maintenance man appeared to look at one of our engines, which had ...

... Megan's Bay in the USVI, or to Culebrita Island, a small island right close to Culebra, (the ending "ita" means "small" in Spanish) tomorrow. We will have to wait and see what the wind and water conditions are before we decide. Both places have excellent beaches and so we probably won't get much schoolwork done! Culebrita is all parkland with no development of any kind so it will be a good place for the boys to study the ecology of the area. But then again Megan's Bay is ...

... for the raw water cooling the the handle and pin broke off in the closed position. (this was the sea cock that when we arrived would not move). tomorrow we have a diver and a marine engineer come to fix the skin fitting. Because of the frustration the UKSA are paying for us to go on a dive trip tomorrow. Hopefully the boat will be sea worthy and able to leave Friday for a couple of day cruising around the BVI's before making the trip to Trinidad. Yesterday was ...