Board the Willy T Anchored at the Bight, near Norman Island, the legendary Willie-T is a floating bar and restaurant fashioned from a 100-foot steel schooner. Named after William Thornton (who was born in the BVI and designed the capitol building in Washington D.C.,) the Willie T has been the site of many a rollicking island celebration, fueled by shot skis and culminating with plunges from the stern into the sea.
Isla Verde, Puerto Rico The party beach in San Juan is like a little slice of Copacabana in Puerto Rico, with a never-ending stretch of bars, eateries and hotels that means the scene here never stops.
Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman There’s something that’s hard to articulate about this world-famous stretch. The water is just clearer. And that’s not by Connecticut or Alabama standards. It’s clear by Caribbean standards, an instant window into the undersea world, […]
Green Energy Project of the Year: Cape Eleuthera Marina, The Bahamas
The latest Caribbean Photo comes from Caribbean Journal reader Chris Hays, who sent in this beautiful shot of sunset over Norman Island in the BVI. Have you taken a great photo in the Caribbean? Send it to news@caribjournal.com with CPOTW […]
It’s one of the most sought-after luxury destinations in the entire Caribbean: Virgin Gorda, the jewel of the British Virgin Islands and home to stunning luxury resorts like Rosewood Little Dix Bay and Oil Nut Bay (along with an impressive […]
Leading charter yacht company The Moorings has unveiled a new-look base in Tortola, the home of nearly 300 of its ships. That includes a new Moorings Market, the product of years of work, with a new full-service provisioning experience, fresh […]
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