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How to Have the Ultimate Caribbean Kitesurfing Vacation

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 17, 2015

Above: kitesurfing in the BVI (Photos: Owen Buggy)

By Dana Niland
CJ Contributor

The Saba Rock Resort has announced an exciting new opportunity for thrill-seekers visiting the British Virgin Islands.

In addition to a four-night stay in a double-occupancy suite, the special features a private helicopter ride from the Virgin Gorda resort to the island of Anegada, where guests will enjoy an eight-mile downwind kite ride along the stunning coast — all the the while taking in the scenery and the natural wonders of the island.

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The expedition is fit for experts and novices alike, as guests will be accompanied by renowned kiteboarding instructors.

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At the end of their kiteboarding journey, adventurers will relax at a local beach bar before boarding their private helicopter back to Saba Rock in Virgin Gorda’s North Sound, where they will find a host of activities — windsurfing, snorkeling, paddle-boarding, and more — to fill the remainder of their trip.

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The group package, ideal for adventurous couples, an unforgettable guys’ getaway, or anyone looking for a unique way to explore a corner of the Caribbean, is priced at $9,850 plus tax.

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Above: Saba Rock (CJ Photo)

Saba Rock is located in the North Sound near Virgin Gorda.

— CJ

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