Getting Around
Getting around the BVI involves water
transportation. At Indigo Point, state-of-the-art motor craft
transport guests to their desired destination. At the right is
“Transition,” a sea-worthy vessel capable of
handling swells of up to 20 ft. To Transition’s port side
(that’s left to those of you who don’t know the
difference, or don’t care) is her little sister
“Transbooty,” capable of handling passengers with
up to 20 drinks.
Transition
Transbooty
Transbooty provides the perfect
opportunity to explore the BVI’s beautiful sand beaches.
Land Transportation:
The rugid terrain on the island of Great
Camanoe requires sturdy land vehicles like the Mule, the Suzuki
and the Patrol.
The Suzuki
The Suzuki offers the comfort and
convenience required of larger parties.
The Patrol
For those guests we just don’t like
all that much, or who we don’t really want to come back,
this is your car. (Watch out for the spiders and land crabs
hiding inside.)
