The Sounds of Relaxation Surround You at Caribbean Wind
Caribbean Wind, the only 6 bedroomed, and one pull out bed, villa on the beach, awaits you, complete with every amenity. The villa is right on the beach at Mahoe Bay on Virgin Gorda. Private, with its own pool and beach, next to a semi-private tennis court.
Can you hear it? It’s the sound of relaxation. The waves lapping at the shore. A gentle breeze beckons you out into the tropical sunshine. Amazing flowers of the tropics greet visitors at this private home on the beach in picture-perfect Mahoe Bay on the island of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands.
Caribbean Wind features a large, tastefully decorated great room overlooking the pool and beach with two separate conversation seating areas. Enjoy an entertainment center with books, games, CD/Tape stereo system, a VCR and satellite TV.
Dine in the great room formal dining area or on the adjoining covered patio pool side.The fully-equipped kitchen with center island bar completes the great room.
Caribbean Wind includes six lovely, spacious, air conditioned bedrooms, each with private baths and patios. The master suite adjacent to the great room can be accessed from the pool patio. The twin bedroom can be accessed from the master suite or the patio, making it perfect for young children.
January 16th, 2019
Rebecca Yates, manager at Virgin Gorda Villa Rentals, provided the following update. She reported, “Caribbean Wind, the only 6 bedroomed, and one pull out bed, villa on the beach in Virgin Gorda recently...
BVI Traveller was created in September of 2017 to help tourism in the British Virgin Islands recover from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma.
To that end, we met our goals. In the past 7 years there have been over 1.2 million visits to the website and over 3 million pages have been viewed. There are over 1,000 pages on the site featuring news posts and detailed listings on all hotels, villas, restaurants and sailing charters located in the BVI. The BVI Government and many business, hotels, villas and sailing charters have all agreed that the site “moved the needle on tourism” after Irma.
The site, however, has run its course. It has served its purpose by bringing visitors and local businesses together to rebuild the tourist industry and it is now time to shut down operations for good.
I want to thank everyone for your help and support.
Chuck Metter
