Month May 2015
Sandy Cay is one of those islands that you picture in the brochures. Small. Deserted. Uninhabited. Only reachable by boat. It has a nice sandy beach on the southern side, a small pond in the middle. It is part of… Continue Reading →
Do you have young children, are not so good of a swimmer or just prefer to learn how to paddle in the privacy of your own home? If your villa has a pool, we can come over and teach you… Continue Reading →
A paddleboard is perfect for spotting Sea Turtles Due to the elevated view, you will see everything. One of our customers just wrote us the following email: “Paddleboard worked out great for the week – just right for me. I… Continue Reading →
The Painkiller Cup is an amazing downwind SUP Race from Trellis Bay, Beef Island Tortola to Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost van Dyke (both BVI, so you will need a passport to get there from St. John or St. Thomas). Depending on the course… Continue Reading →
Hurricane Hole at St. John’s East End is a great choice for paddleboarding on windy days. Hurricane Hole is the place where boats seek shelter in a hurricane and no matter how windy it is anywhere else on the island… Continue Reading →
Salomon Bay is a beautiful white sand turquoise water beach that it is ideal for nature lovers and people who seek quiet relaxation. It is not far from Cruz Bay, but it can only be reached by boat, foot or… Continue Reading →
