Sea View Hotel Road Town

Road Town, Tortola, Virgin Islands British

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Training for the trek or pretending to do so

A travel blog entry by troispistoles

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Hi everybody!

Finally after many years of planning a trip to Nepal, I am finally going to see Everest with my own eyes.

Sorry I have to write in English again, too many friends should learn French :)

After a month of stressing out, I finally got my Indian Visa, as I am stopping 3 days in Delhi. Normally I would have had to go to Barbados, in person, to get the damn Visa, but after finding a loophole in the ...

Stranded at Peter Island

A travel blog entry by jeroenandlinda

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... The rain died down a bit and we decided to make a run for it. With our towels over our head we headed out to the remote beach. Surprisingly we found that Charly was waiting for us over there. He was also surprised by the sudden rain, and had sought shelter under a plywood board. The three of us were sitting under the trees, like shipwrecked passengers, waiting for the rain to stop enough to head back, and after some minutes we ...

Brunch and Hedonism on Tortola

A travel blog entry by mylifesjourney

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... to the empty guest suite, which we make available to the crew just for such occasions, and the rest of us just hung out on the sun deck for a few more hours. Since there were a lot of other boats nearby and since sound travels very well across open water we were careful to not be too loud. The girls left around 3 AM and they were just a lot of fun. They were good natured, friendly, low-drama, well adjusted and just downright fun. It ended up being a great evening.

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Day 2: St. Thomas- Charlotte Amalie Walking Tour

A travel blog entry by a_travelbug

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... is the administrative headquarters for the U.S. Virgin Islands. It's been the center of political life in the islands since it was built around the time of the American Civil War. Visitors can take a tour on the first two floors for free Monday through Saturday from 8am to noon and from 1 to 5pm. After leaving Government House, turn immediately to your left and look for the sign for: Continue ...

U.S. Virgin Islands: Secret dive spots

A travel blog entry by hayestm

... and the occasional shark. If you're not into a long swim or seeing sharks, there is a small coral formation located almost dead center in the Bay; it's not as spectacular a view as the formation that is farther out, but you can still see fish and enjoy an easy shallow dive. Newfound Bay can only be reached by boat, which has kept this spot a secret that only cruisers and locals know about. You ...