Summer Travel Tips to the BVI
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Summer Travel Tips to the BVI
Why do you think the BVI are still a great place to visit in June and July?
“The cruise ship crowds have left and the "low season rates" are bargains, especially when compared to a beach house on the New Jersey shore. Water temperatures in the mid 80's and the weather is great. How does a 1 bedroom unit, practically on the beach for $99 a night sound?”
What would you say is No. 1 on the to-do list for a June/July visit?
“Foxy's BBQ on Jost Van Dyke. Never know who may show may up.”
Best tip for a Caribbean traveler looking to book such a summer BVI trip at the very last minute?
“Airfares have been climbing drastically. You can literally save hundreds of dollars flying into St Thomas and taking a ferry to Tortola. DO check the ferry schedules against your flight arrival time. Carry on luggage can make the difference in catching the ferry!”
What do you like doing best in the BVI in the summer?
“Sailing the BVI, whether on a crewed charter or a bareboat gives you the chance to see as many of the islands as you please .A third option "Captain only" charters (you provision and cook) can put you on a luxury yacht for less than you might think. The #1 resource for those considering the BVI is Traveltalkonline.com. This is an online community of long time visitors and residents who can give you practically up to the minute information and advice.”
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The British Virgin Islands are all about one thing: sailing. (Well, and drinking.) The 60 or so islands are arrayed along a watery highway known as Sir Francis Drake Channel that teems with old salts, fishermen, novice captains on rental yachts and million-dollar powerboats.


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