Spotlight

Gold Medal Sprinter Adaejah Hodge Charms the BVI

Gold Medal Sprinter Adaejah Hodge Charms the BVI

Petite and personable, gold medal sprinter Adaejah Hodge is a BVI athletic star. With her wide smile, beaded braids, and trim athletic build, the Commonwealth Games 200-meter gold medalist has...

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An Iguana in my Garden

An Iguana in my Garden

The Invasive Green Iguana is a threat to the indigenous Anegada Rock Iguana, a Star of the BVI Natural World

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Insider Highlights

The Islanders Guide to Weathering Paradise

Remar Sutton, a long time Little Apple Bay resident, muses on life in these islands 30 years ago.

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The BVI’s Quakers Made a Big Impression

Among the BVI’s interweaving stories is that of the Quakers, and even though their chapter in the islands’ story was brief, it had a large impact on both the Virgin Islands and the world.

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The Humpback Whale, Our Impressive BVI Visitor

Here in the BVI there is an aura of mystery about humpbacks, waterborne mammals known for their melodic song and vast migratory treks.

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The BVI’s Splendid National Parks

By Claudia Colli The BVI’s national parks are among the world’s most splendid and I enjoy nothing better than visiting these parks and their many wonders. In all, there are […]

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Logos Hope Floating Book Fair Comes to the BVI

The Logos Hope, the world’s largest “Floating “Bookfair” came to the BVI for a five-day stay to offer an “Amazon of Books” under one roof and serve community needs.

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The Fantastical Images of BVI Artist Walden Benjamin 

Enter the world of Walden Benjamin and his fantastical paintings.

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Featured

BVI Sloop Endeavor Preserves History

Today, on Jost Van Dyke, a replica built here of an original Tortola sloop – the Endeavor II, which has sailed these waters for years, is now on display at Foxy’s, Taboo Restaurant

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The Remembered Islands: The BVI Then and Now

I looked out of the window on a landscape of empty harbors. The rolling green hillsides were interrupted by a scattering of colorful wooden houses but few roads. This was the BVI I flew into in the mid-1970s,

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BVI Daysailing, Then and Now

My first day sail opened my eyes to a whole new world both on the water’s surface and the marine world just below. it is an experience that echoes that of many visitors.

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