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18.05.2021 9:13:22
Last year's hurricanes devastated Jost Van Dyke, but we've rebuilt and are better than ever! And we're excited to share our new developments here at White Bay! more
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Last year's hurricanes devastated Jost Van Dyke, but we've rebuilt and are better than ever! And we're excited to share our new developments here at White Bay! more
Bring your flip flops, friends, and family to White Bay Villas to appreciate our sparkling Caribbean water, soft sand and island vibe of peace, serenity, and relaxation.
White Bay Beach on Jost Van Dyke, "The Last Virgin Island", made up of rugged scenery and colorful local culture, is renowned for its beauty and yacht-filled parties during the holidays, and was listed as one of the best Caribbean beaches to visit by Forbes Magazine.
Come and experience our beautiful turquoise waters, quiet, white sand beaches, great restaurants, and experience tranquility and relaxation like it was meant to be.
*Promotional rates must be booked direct with White Bay Villas. Rate is for new reservations only. Based on a 1-bedroom villa per night stay from August 15 until November 15, 2021. Special deals are a limited offer and subject to availability. Not including taxes and fees. [links]
Also keep in mind that the airport at Beef Island (Tortola) is on the opposite end of the Island than where the ferry leaves West End, Tortola to Great Harbour Jost Van Dyke. Taxi trip from Beef Island airport (EIS) to West End Ferry Terminal may take about 40 minutes and cost about
ISLANDS MAP OF BVI & FERRY ROUTE MAP
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Although Tortola is not one of the connection hub that was mention on getting to the British Virgin Islands, we mentioned it because most of the traffic going to the British Virgin Islands go via Tortola and it is some times easier to travel to Tortola then connect to other Islands in the BVI by ferry services or short scheduled flights and charters. Jost Van Dyke is one of these Islands that may be easier to get to by first travelling to Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
see information on getting to Tortola, British Virgin Islands Here.
Airlines that operate to St. Thomas USVI includes American Airlines, Delta Spirit Airlines, Continental Airlines and US Airways. Travel to Jost Van Dyke via ferry services from ST. Thomas, U.S.Virgin Islands has a limited options but can still be archived with little effort. We will explain to you (3) different ways on getting to Jost Van Dyke From St.Thomas USVI.
JOST VAN DYKE HAS NO AIRPORT OR HELICOPTER PAD. THE ONLY WAY TO GET TO JOST VAN DYKE IS BY BOAT/FERRY.
If you are not familiar with these "connection hubs" that get you to the British Virgin Islands please visit the below link before continuing to read.
At the end of this character filled walk, you’ll come to Foxy’s Tamarind Bar and Grill. The owner and BVI legend, Foxy Callwood, was knighted by the Queen of England in 2009, so he answers to “Sir Foxy.” He’s always happy to see you and is usually up for an impromptu show, playing calypso music and singing, telling a story or two, or a joke you won’t be able to repeat in mixed company. Foxy’s is also known for great food. Be sure to check out their chicken roti, grilled fresh fish and lobsters, lobsters and more lobsters. If you make there on a weekend day, they fire up the Grillzebo, a gigantic BBQ the likes of which you’ve never seen before. The intoxicating scent of grilled chicken, hamburgers, and local seafood floating on the Caribbean breeze will meet you long before you actually arrive at Foxy’s. [links]
Swimming and sun-loving is ideal in Great Harbour, where the pristine beach is sheltered and ringed by mountains. Great Harbour, while tiny in size, is home to a customs office, so its a great place to check into the British Virgin Islands. From the dock, wander down the beach, passing a tiny police station, a church, ice cream shop, grocery store, and a slew of little bars. These establishments are nothing like their counterparts in the states. Each place is housed in either a Caribbean style block building, small and colorful, or in a place built from available island resources or items that washed ashore. The term “lean-to” is taken to a whole new level in the Virgin Islands! here
Jost Van Dyke offers great bars and fantastic beaches, but its also a snorkeler’s paradise. Diamond Cay, Little Jost Van Dyke, Green Cay, Sandy Cay and Sandy Spit offer an enchanting underwater adventure. Lose yourself in the warm waters, teeming with colorful fish like angel fish, surgeon and glassy minnows. The patrol of jacks, tarpons, snappers and barracudas are also an awesome sight to behold. Turtles and even dolphin frequent these areas, all swimming among one of the most stunning coral reefs in the world. The colors are so bright, it’s like high-definition TV!
Whether you’re here for an afternoon, a week, or a month (lucky you), there are some “do not miss” locations to put on the schedule.
If you really want to see what Jost Van Dyke is like, check out any “beach based” Kenny Chesney song on YouTube. Kenny has a home on St. John, and has shot many of his music videos at our local beach bard–they make a gorgeous background! Check out this video–it’s all Virgin Islands.
There’s a name for the quintessential Caribbean island everyone pictures when they think “tropics”—it’s Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Island. Be sure to put this amazing place on your “must do” list. [links]
Roughly 80% of the 60 islands are uninhabited. While most people flock to Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and Jost Van Dyke, BVI offers some of the best opportunities for exploring undeveloped islands. [links]
Unsurprisingly, the islands draw adventurers looking to play on the water. The islands offer phenomenal sailing, surfing (and windsurfing), scuba, and sailing. here
In Virgin Gorda, the must-do experience is The Baths. This is a natural attraction of rocks and pools, including grottoes.
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