Village Cay Hotel Road Town

... 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 ...

... d'un hôtel et hop, on imprime. Ça y est, avec ça en main en plus d'une lettre de certification de Crew, un peu de négociation et beaucoup de persuasion, plusieurs beaux sourires et beaucoup de douceur dans la voix (oui, j'ai pris ma douce voix!!)... et le tour sera joué! On me laisse finalement passé à l'enregistrement. Le beau monsieur m'avait réservé une place sur le dernier vol. Mais c'est pas fini, il y a cette méchante dame ...

... week. Goodbyes were exchanged with our dear British friends that we made during the last two weeks at our 2nd dinner seating and to other friends made on the ship.<br><br>Being our last evening on board of Caribbean Princess, regretfully, we retreated to our room early in the evening in order to start packing in preparation of tomorrow's disembarkation day. We were informed by Princess that all of our luggages had to be outside the room's door by ...

... everything looked like a picture right out of a book! Who can't ask for anything better! We had a wonderful time. <br><br>With regret, after one hour of being here and having the time of our lives, we started heading back to the gate where we enjoyed a complimentary drink at the guests house. We then proceeded to make our way back to the ferry boat. The ride back was totally restful, everyone simply relaxing after an afterfoon full of ...

... on the port by 8:30am.<br><br>The US Virgin Islands, which are comprised of several small islands, are America's paradise and offers a blend of island ways and American customs. The capital of St. Thomas is Charlotte Amalie and the island is 40 miles east of Puerto Rico. The island has stunning views with crystalline waters, white sandy beaches and palms trees. Its northern coast borders the ...

The original 'Pirates of the Caribbean' island - some of the film was shot here. We decided to take an island tour in an open bus as the sea was too rough just to go and snorkel. Tortola is only 12 miles long so we managed to see a lot of the island. It was certainly a white knuckle ride for quite a lot of the time with incredibly steep, twisty and narrow roads - but the views from the top were ...

The night was fairly smooth, though I woke a few times when the wind came up. Paul and I got up at 0630 or so -- watched a lot of boats leave before the fee collector arrived. Eventually, the mooring fee dude appeared, and he chased down about four vessels as they were departing the bay. Morning spent at leisure. Mum went for a swim, but the rest of us just sat around, reading, talking, staring at the view. Eventually, we decided to head for Salt Island, to ...

... man's chest" is a coffin, and the island's profile looks like a coffin with the body propped up for viewing. A legend around these parts says that Blackbeard marooned 15 men on the island, with nothing but a bottle of rum ... hence the chant: 15 men on a dead man's chest ... yo ho ho and a bottle of rum. We anchored once but decided to move further east -- away from the other boats. It worked, but another boat came and anchored ...

... So, we rushed to get our packing finalized so that we could eat, get to our hotel by SFO, and still be at SJC by 9:30pm. We decided to drive over to our Park'n&#8217;Fly hotel before we ate. No traffic at all on the drive, which was good. We looked at a couple of restaurants for dinner, but everything was crowded (1.5 hours wait at a pizza place). So we ended up at the food court in a mall, which worked, especially with my time constraints.<br><br>I dropped Paul and the kids at the ...

... have very strict rules about visiting the park. Anchoring is not permitted as they are trying to save the reefs. Too many people anchor right in the coral destroying hundreds of years worth of growth in a few reckless minutes. You must use their mooring balls to tie to. This is easy enough to do but it is costly as they charge 25$ per night. From here we continue onto Charlotte Amalie, the main city on St. Thomas. I am not looking forward to staying there as it is a ...