Nov
30
2007
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Now this is a one ultra-cool balcony with a million dollar view, a dining table, comfy loungers AND your own private infinity edge pool! Perfection! They say first impressions are everything… Continue Reading »
Nov
29
2007
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I’m headed off this morning to explore a part of Mexico few people even know much less know how to pronounce and it’s a place I’ve also never been so I’m always excited to explore something new! A new resort there is already creating quite a buzz and is getting top marks as a luxury escape, honeymoon haven and secluded hideaway, the true triple threat!!! Plus, you just know it’s going to be good when the property is small the ocean-front suites have their own infinity edge swimming pool. This is why I wanted to check it out… Continue Reading »
Nov
28
2007
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Some of the best snorkeling I’ve ever found is in the British Virgin Islands! The water is so incredibly clear you barely even need to get off the boat to see dozens of varieties of tropical fish and coral covering every color of the rainbow. In my journey to sail seven islands in seven days ( see last seven posts) I discovered some of the best snorkeling spots in this part of the Caribbean. Here’s the list. Enjoy!
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Nov
27
2007
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Heading back to Tortola on our final day of sailing this would be our seventh island in seven days. We did it! On our way back to the marina we caught up with several dozen sailboats racing in a regatta. When we fell in behind the leader I moved to the front of the catamaran and held on tight. It was exhilarating being soaked by the spray from the waves and my laughter was mixed with tears because I knew my trip was almost over.
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Nov
26
2007
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After the Captain stocked up on some ice and we left Anegada stop six on my journey to see seven islands in seven days was going to be the party child of the BVI, Jost Van Dyke. This is where you’ll find lively beach bars like Foxy’s and the famous Soggy Dollar Bar, where you have to anchor offshore and swim to the bar holding your money overhead ( hence the “soggy dollar” name). Part of the tradition involves…
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