The Bight at Norman Island is one of the British Virgin Islands’ most popular anchorages—a wide, protected bay lined with mooring balls and framed by dramatic cliffs. It’s a top stop for yachts, sailboats, and charter crews, offering easy access to two of the area’s best snorkeling spots: The Caves and The Indians. The Caves…
No trip through the BVI is complete without a stop at The Willy T—a legendary floating bar and restaurant anchored in The Bight at Norman Island. Known for its rowdy party vibe, fresh seafood, Caribbean specialties, and the infamous jump off the roof tradition, this spot is a sailor’s rite of passage. Accessible only by…
It’s the smallest of the four main British Virgin Islands, but Jost Van Dyke delivers a full dose of island energy—painkiller-style. I usually hop on the 15-minute ferry from West End, Tortola, docking in Great Harbour just in time to kick off the day at Foxy’s. Founded in 1968 and still run by the legendary…
Twenty miles north of the Sir Francis Drake Channel lies Anegada, the most distinctive island in the BVI—and easily one of the most enchanting. Unlike its mountainous neighbors, Anegada is a low-lying coral and limestone formation. Its name literally means “drowned land.” Fewer than 300 people live here, and that’s part of the magic: space,…
Tortola is just a three-hour flight from Miami, and the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) makes flying direct simple. But if you’re coming from farther away—like I often do—another great option is to take a late-night flight to St. Thomas’s Cyril E. King Airport (STT), land mid-morning, grab a taxi, and catch the ferry…
I’m so glad to be here with fellow travelers, adventurers, and everyone who lives for the journey. I’ve been on the move for as long as I can remember—traveling from place to place, gathering stories, insights, and a few hard-earned lessons along the way. Now, I’m here to share them with you. Whether you’re a…
