Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Alice in Wonderland
This diving spot off Ginger Island has some of the region's best
deepwater coral formations (
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TheIndians
These three cone-shaped pinnacles by Pelican Island are a popular fish-watch-
ing spot for snorkelers and divers (
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Leinster Bay/Waterlemon Cay
Hike the trail on St John's north shore, then hit the water
to snorkel with barracudas, turtles, spotted eagle rays and nurse sharks (
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The Caves
Three large caves on Norman Island feature shallow waters with shrimp, tiny
lobsters and glassy sweepers wriggling through (
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Party Zones
Looking for a good-time gathering? Take your pick of classic bars.
Foxy's Tamarind Bar, Jost Van Dyke
Sailors come from far and wide to hoist a drink
with the namesake, calypso-crooning owner (
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Bomba'sSurfsideShack,Tortola
Drink with surfers who ride the waves curling out front,
and howl at the infamous full-moon parties (
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Duffy's Love Shack, St Thomas
Loud rock, Bathrobe Night and Dr Feelgood's Vile
Foaming Liquid rock this frame shack the middle of a parking lot (
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Woody's Seafood Saloon, St John
It spawns a literal party in the street every day for
happy hour (
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WilliamThornton,NormanIsland
Patrons have been know to jump off the deck nude at
this rowdy floating pirate bar (
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Cane Garden Bay, Tortola
Locals and travelers alike groove to live music at the beach's
throng of open-air bars (
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Eco-Tourism
St John leads the pack in green facilities, but other islands hang their share of solar panels,
too.
