Sebastian's on the Beach Road Town

... I am unable to comment on the quality of the sushi itself because the whole experience was completely soured by the offensive and obnoxious host/owner, a Scot called Alan. Honestly, this man needs a crash course in customer service - he is downright rude, and unless somebody can give me a very, very good reason to make a return visit, I shall not! It's a real shame because I believe he could have made a really good go of it.

... closed. My only recommendation is to bring a doorknob child lock for the front door. If your toddler has figured out how to open a door, you’ll need it. There are also loads children’s toys, books and videos available in the villa for use. There is even a child’s bedroom, with a low bed, which our son just loved. If you have young children, this Villa is a no brainer; it’s the one for you. If you don ...

... visiting this wonderful island. What a huge disappointment that this morning, I wasn't feeling well enough, otherwise, I sure would have loved to tour St. Thomas by visiting other sites. <br><br>In its place, the day was used to simply rest. I did adventure out of my room to the sun's deck where I enjoyed a relaxing afternoon under the sun's rays for a good provision of vitamin D. Had lunch at the Caribe cafe where the buffet style lunch was again ...

... mouth dropping! I have never seen a beach like this before. These big huge boulders, some the sizes of houses were bordering the beach. It was absolutely extraordinary beautiful! <br><br>The waves of the sea were quite high as they were being smashed along the boulders by the force of nature. Mi just couldn't resist it. Off he went, jumped right in the middle of the beach, started swimming and being pushed ashore by these waves whereas me ...

... disappearing behind the white clouds. Its bright yellow and pink rays were illuminating the entire island. It was nature's way of saying goodbye.<br><br>This evening, in The Palm Dining Room, it was a special celebration for those leaving tomorrow. All of the waiters walked around the room with a Flambé Baked Alaska cake. What a wonderful way to end the evening. <br><br>Thankful for sunsets.<br><br>Mo

... event in advance. The event itself was relaxed and informal but attended by celebrities, super-stars and billionare magnates whom I saw but cannot name, and they all had a great time. I'd love to mention the world famous live band that played there. Together we all had 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 ...

... the market, getting more ice, getting yet more ice, etc. (Plus, I had to change our airline reservations for the trip home because American had altered our trip from San Juan to SFO such that we were now scheduled to leave San Juan five minutes before our flight was scheduled to leave BVI. It took several tries, but I was able to get us on an earlier flight out of BVI, with no fees or penalties.) Finally, about 1530, we were able to ...

... at one point, we had to scale a small boulder -- slippery from the seaweed -- then twist sideways to fit through a small opening between the rocks -- then drop down the other side a couple of feet into neck-deep water. Fun -- and I kept my camera dry!<br><br>We returned to the main trail, which included a couple of ladders to help get up and over boulders. Eventually, we reach what we thought was our destination. We turned back, not wanting to keep M&amp;P circling for too long ...

... not too rolly sailing there! Monday, October 24, 2005. Megan's Bay, St. Thomas, USVI, Christopher Well, we're at Megan's Bay now. Too bad we are only spending one day here. It is suppose to be one of the top seven beaches in the world. We already went to the beach today and tomorrow morning we are going over to Charlotte Amalie Harbour. Too bad! It is always extremely rolly there. We will do laundry and get water and groceries there. I had lots of fun at the beach but ...

... and chill and not have to reduce sights or navigate. we are leaving Village Cay marina, Road Town Tortola early tomorrow morning for a trip to the soggy dollar bar, the baths and over night at the barge bar off Norman island. then the next morning it is off to Trinidad. should arrive in Trinidad next monday (7 July 2003) Will put full details of trip up when have more time.