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Guana Island, BVI
850 acre private island resort with 7 beaches, accommodations for 30 guests, in fifteen private rooms in picturesque white stone cottages, each with its own private terrace and spectacular views;king or twin beds, beautiful beaches, two tennis courts, miles of nature trails, great snorkeling, fishing,sailing, wind surfing, and kayaking and a wildlife sanctuary with more flora and fauna than any island its size in the Caribbean.
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Guana Island lies off the northeast coast of Tortola. It is a nature preserve whose conservationist owners are dedicated to maintaining the Island in its natural state and restoring indigenous plant and animal species. To help in this effort a team of scientists headed by a Harvard biologist come to Guana each year to research its flora, fauna and marine life. Guana's flamingo pond is host not only to a small flock of Caribbean roseate flamingos, but to many other species of birds as well, including rare and endangered species.
Sports lovers and beachcombers will find seven beaches, the main beach a glimmering strand of white powder sand. There are six others, some remote and secluded, two reachable only by boat. Castaway picnics are provided for those seeking total beach privacy. There are two excellent tennis courts, all water sports including fishing and snorkeling,, small sailing craft, kayaks, a croquet court and miles of walking and hiking trails.
Guest rooms are attractive and comfortable, each with an adobe style bath and private terrace offering sweeping views of the Atlantic and Caribbean. Dinner, casually elegant, is served on candle-lit terraces where menus include home-grown fruits and vegetables and Continental, Stateside and West Indian specialties. Guests gather in the rattan-furnished Clubhouse for cocktails and after-dinner coffee and drinks, music and conversation. Lunch is served buffet style and beach barbecues are held weekly. The bars are mostly self-service although blender drinks are prepared for you, and the hotel bills guests by the honor system.
Rates include three meals per day plus wines at lunch and dinner and all on-Island activities. The resort is usually closed in September and October.
For more information, see our extensive web site on the Internet at www.guana.com.
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