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	Virgin Islands Search and Rescue Newsletter - June 1989 Rescues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		VISAR volunteers Peter Bailey, Edmond Wettengel and Bill Bailey of Great Camanoe were called to action at 2300 on December 27 to search for 3 persons aboard a 21' Mako owned by a rental operation located in St. Thomas.
		Saltshaker returned to Great Camanoe at 0200 on Dec 28th.
		It was determined by the Jim Scott VISAR coordinator that the vessel was 1/2 mile North of Great Thatch and was drifting.
	www.visar.org /newsletters/archive/rescues/90jun-rescues.html (964 words)

	Virgin Islands Search and Rescue Newsletter - December 1994 Rescues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The sailors were found unharmed on Great Tobago by VISAR crew at first light the following morning after an all-night search and were returned to HMS Lancaster (see letter of thanks).
		The stalled Great Camanoe vessel was heading from Virgin Gorda to Great Camanoe.
		Bailey arrived the outboard motor was running, but the propeller was not turning and the boat would probably have washed ashore on the windward side of Scrub Island within 30 minutes.
	www.visar.org /newsletters/archive/rescues/94dec-rescues.html (590 words)

	Villa for Rent: Great Camanoe, BVI
		Great Camanoe is a very private island located between the islands of Tortola and Virgin Gorda.
		Great Camanoe is an out island approximately 2-1/2 miles long by 1/2 mile wide about 2 miles off of the east end of Tortola.
		Indigo Plantation, the westerly settlement on Great Camanoe, has 17 houses on some 200+ acres, a community tennis court and boat basin.
	www.capebvi.com (505 words)

	British [Definition] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (from 1927), the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (1801-1927) or the united Kingdom of Great Britain (1707-1801).
		the island of Great Britain (with its outlying islands) consisting of the countries of England, Scotland, and Wales.
		Great Britain is also used as a political term describing the combination of England, Scotland, and Wales, the three nations which together include all of the island's territory....
	www.wikimirror.com /British (1191 words)

	Ginny's BVI Sailing Notes
		Great view of Road Town lights and lights along the road on the island at night.
		Great place to stock up if you didn't start with a galley full.
		Great snorkel spot, very popular, may be lots of people, obviously fish have been fed for some time.
	edumall.com /catamaransailing/caribbean/bvinotes.htm (2305 words)

	Magic Castle
		This is a another great rental that offers both a comfortable and romantic villa, and a quiet and private location.
		With its 30' pool, treadmill, Lifestyle rowing machine and nearby snorkeling and swimming, this is a great choice for the active vacationers who want a fitness workout.
		Magic Castle is a romantic villa in a dreamy setting that is ideal for honeymooners and lovers of all ages.
	www.caribbeanvilla.com /tortola/magic-castle/index.asp (804 words)

	The British Virgin Islands - National Parks on Other Islands in the BVI
		Cam Bay, on the eastern shore of Great Camanoe, is comprised of an extensive shallow reef and lagoon system.
		At the norhtwestern corner of the BVI chain lie the Tobago Cays, two islands surrounded by rugged cliffs, and whose seabeds slope dramatically to depths of 165 feet.
		The cays are an excellent habitat for seabird nesting, as Great Tobago is the only nesting site in the BVI for the magnificent frigate birds.
	www.bvitourism.com /other-islands/national-parks (878 words)

	April 2000
		The trip on land was beautiful with great views of the other Virgin islands, the reefs surrounding Virgin Gorda, and a number of secluded harbors we plant to visit later in our trip.
		Which was great except for the wild chickens and the mangy cat that couldn’t stay away from us or our food.
		We ended up motoring around Great Camanoe with great views of the island’s rocky shores and eventually made it to Lee Bay, a small bay on the western shore.
	members.aol.com /whitby324/log0400.htm (7671 words)

	Tortola forum: Tortola and area islands - TripAdvisor
		If you are going to Jost, Foxy's is okay (a little too touristy and the beach is not that great), I would suggest also going to white bay.
		Great snorkeling at the caves as well as the Indians.
		At Great Harbour in Jost Van Dyke (home of Foxy's), there are a couple of places to provision - Rudy's Superette and another very small "market" behind the ice cream stand, I believe.
	tripadvisor.com /ShowTopic-g147354-i546-k170994-Tortola_British_Virg... (1467 words)

	Yacht Connections Ltd: Chartering in the BVI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Jost Van Dyke, a short sail away, is the party island, with the barefoot bars and beaches of White Bay and Great Harbour awaiting, along with snorkeling at tiny Green Cay and Sandy Cay.
		At the eastern end of Tortola lies Guana Islands resort and wildlife sanctuary, Great Camanoe Island with her private villas, and the islets of Bellamy Cay and Marina Cay.
		Great Harbour, Peter Island provides a perfect place to learn to kneeboard or waterski.
	www.yacht-connections.co.uk /bvi-itinerary.html (1369 words)

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		To the east and southeast of Soper’s Hole and within a few hours sail are the rest of the BVIs including Norman, Peter, Salt, Cooper,Ginger Islands and last and perhaps the most beautiful, Virgin Gorda with its scenic North Sound and famous smooth rock formations “The Baths”.
		Popular anchorages that are on the “must visit” list include The Bight at Norman Island where you can experience the Willie T, a raucous floating bar and restaurant and Pirates (formerly Billy Bones) bar and bistro on shore.
		A couple of miles west of Foxy’s on White Beach is the infamous Soggy Dollar beach bar and restaurant where the BYC burgee is prominently hung.
	www.moabbvi.com /A_1.htm (532 words)

	Itinerary
		Dixies is a great spot for hamburgers, hot dogs and great brandy milk shakes.
		Great Harbor -This is the venue of Foxy's Tamarind Bar and several other good West Indian restaurants.
		Great Harbour is the only anchorage we visited in which Moor Seacure had not set up moorings.
	www.redriderweb.com /bvi/itinerary.htm (2314 words)

	Cuan Law - Live-Aboard Luxury in the British Virgin Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Fringing the south side of Great Camanoe Island, it slopes steeply from about five feet near shore down to the level sandy bottom at 35 feet.
		This is a great reef to cruise slowly, looking under the deeply cutback ledges and watching the parrotfish, angelfish and moray eels.
		For me, the highlights of the week were night diving the living orange hold of the Rhone, sailing a silent and powerful seven knots toward Great Camanoe Island after diving the Chikuzen and swimming through the colorful mini-canyons at Painted Walls.
	www.sailcuanlaw.com /SDiver1.html (2512 words)

	Virgin Islands [Definition] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The islands are divided into two parts, one of which, the British Virgin IslandsThe British Virgin Islands are a group of islands located in the northeast Caribbean.
		Usually known simply as the United Kingdom, UK or, inaccurately, as Great Britain or Britain, the UK has four constituent parts.
		British colonization of the Americas British colonization of the Americas began in the late 16th century.
	www.wikimirror.com /Virgin_Islands (1660 words)

	Royal BVI Yacht Club - Pussers Round Tortola Race
		Great winds for the BVI Dinghy Championships (0)
		The conditions, although perfect for much of the race, proved trying as the fleet attempted to cross the finish line in Soper’s Hole on the west end of Tortola.
		After the initial beat up the Sir Francis Drake Channel, it was all down hill once the fleet rounded Great Camanoe and ideal conditions for the light Melges 24.
	www.rbviyc.net /article.php?story=20041021181423809&mode=print (614 words)

	BVI Islands: Peter Island, Saba Rock, Guana Island, Neckar, Norman Island - BVI
		Great for snorkeling, swimming, windsurfing, hiking and beachcombing, Trellis Bay is host to a guest house, restaurants, beach bar, cyber café, art gallery and a watersports rental company.
		On the ocean side of Tortola through the Camanoe Passage is Guana Island, a nature resort on a private island.
		The Sunset Bar, the highest point on Marina Cay is the perfect spot to enjoy a refreshing drink while watching the incredible sunsets over Great Camanoe Island.
	www.bvitouristboard.com /otherislands/ois-inhabited.htm (1985 words)

	shiplogs10
		We anchored in the beautiful and secluded Lee Bay on Great Camanoe, where dozens of pelicans dive-bomb schools of small fish for their breakfast early in the morning.
		We went back to Great Harbor for the night as the swell was too dangerous at White Bay.
		We picked up a few provisions and motored for Christmas Cove, Great St. James (an island which is, by the way, for sale!) Val Mueller made us a great macrobiotic meal (they are on this interesting diet)and Rogers entertained us with his guitar.
	www.sailinggoodnews.com /shipslog10.html (7363 words)

	British Virgin Island's -- Sailing on a Crewed Catamaran
		On top of that is the joy of sitting down to great on-deck meals with the other guests and the crew who has just prepared the feast.
		In five days we made a complete circuit of the islands, anchoring for the night at Great Camanoe (1), Virgin Gorda (2), Jost Van Dyke (3), and Norman Islands (4).
		One morning we raced an identical Moorings catamaran across Drake’s Passage from Grand Camanoe Island to The Baths on Virgin Gorda Island with strong 24-knot winds.
	www.highonadventure.com /Hoa02dec/BVI/BVIsail.htm (908 words)

	School by the Sea: Carribean Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The pass between Great Camanoe and Little Camanoe is a shortcut for medium draft vessels to get from the Trellis Bay area to the north side of Tortola.
		As we continued on toward Great Camanoe, we noticed areas of turbidity caused by the larger-than-normal swells breaking on the shorelines.
		If the seas or swells persist, the areas of turbidity gradually fill in most of the bays and coves, severely degrading the clarity of the water that is so crucial to diving and snorkeling.
	www.taboracademy.org /pages/sea/taborboylog3.html (2002 words)

	Welcome to The BVI Beacon Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Conservation and Fisheries Department (CFD), which led the charge to halt the dredging that would have supplied sand to be used as fill for the airport expansion, was also instructed to identify a more suitable location in conjunction with the Airport Development Project Team.
		About 260,000 cubic yards, or 13,000 truckloads, of sand was to be dredged starting May from a site between Guana and Great Camanoe Islands at a spot about 1000 feet west of Lee Bay on Great Camanoe and under 50 feet of water.
		CFD officials said the dredging would possibly destroy habitats of numerous commercial fish found in the area forever as well as cause surrounding beaches, notably Long Bay Beach on Beef Island, to be washed out to sea to fill in the hole caused by the dredging.
	www.bvibeacon.com /040501/dredging040501.html (271 words)

	Throw-away-wife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Throw-Away-Wife Bay is located at the eastern end of Great Camanoe.
		It is a great little beach with coconut and palm trees.
		There is no access from land and the bottom make anchoring impossible but with good seas you can dinghy from Cam Bay or Marina Cay and enjoy your own version of "Cast Away".
	www.mamacocha.com /BVIs/throw.htm (55 words)

	Articles by W. Lynn Seldon Jr. - Travel Writer & Photographer
		Barbados is a land of remarkable contrasts, from its craggy northern coastline, to vast meadows of sugar cane, and on to its serene Caribbean coastline--all on an island only 21 miles long and 14 miles wide.
		Both seasons are great times to visit the country, depending on varied interests and pursuits.
		Some of the possibilities in the great outdoors include: visiting volcanoes; enjoying numerous beaches to the east on the Caribbean and west on the Pacific Ocean; fishing; world-famous surfing; windsurfing; scuba diving and snorkeling (also on both sides); and whitewater rafting and kayaking that draws visitors of all skill levels from around the world.
	www.lynnseldon.com /article414.html (7104 words)

	Susan Cooper - Penguin Academics Authors - Penguin Academics
		But once in a great while, for no apparent reason, the door swings open and an idea pops out, and if you're alert and lucky, you can catch it before it flies away.
		Waking up early in the morning to the feel of lumpy, bumpy objects over my toes, above the quilt, and realising that they were presents (books, probably) spilling out of my Christmas stocking, and that this was the most magical moment in the year, the start of Christmas Day...
		A white house on a steep green hill overlooking a blue sea, on a remote island called Great Camanoe in the British Virgin Islands.
	academics.penguin.co.uk /nf/Author/AuthorPage/0,,2_1000041781,00.html?sym=QUE (498 words)

	About Best of BVI - Luxury Villa & Yacht Vacations in the British Virgin Islands
		There are several properties on Necker Island: the Great House, an airy Balinese villa built on Devil's Hill, and three other Balinese cottages.
		Rock formations present some great diving on George, Great, West and Seal Dog where a number of coral ridges forming canyons and archways are covered in soft corals and sponges.
		Foxy himself is a great entertainer who keeps his audience spellbound by his musical folklore.
	www.bestofbvi.com /info/info_islands.htm (1411 words)

	chyacht
		Norman Island and the Willi T. A great first stop on any cruise is the Bight on Norman Island.
		The food at the resort is great, the view spectacular, the Pain Killer as named.
		The great thing about the BVI is that even in the high season there are enough secluded anchorages to go around.
	www.fly-bvi.com /chyacht/chyacht.htm (578 words)

	Island Real State - List of properties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean Jost Van Dyke this home is a short drive to Apple Bay beach.
		The main house has 3 bedroom and 2 baths with a great room and large deck that connects the main house to the master suite with a pool and dining patio between the main house and the master suite.
		Great Room enjoys super views of Virgin Gorda to Guana island
	www.islandrealestatebvi.com /index.php?ref=onlytext&idtype=1 (686 words)

	Trellis Bay & Marina Cay in the BVIs
		See Jeremy for secret spots and great places to explore, including camping tours and coast runs to Brewers Bay, Jost's White Bay or the West End (with pick up).
		This is a great area to tour by water, whether by sailboat, sea kayak or daysailor.
		on nearby Great Camanoe (north of the dock) is great for beginning divers and snorkelers as well as an exquisite night dive.
	www.b-v-i.com /trellis.htm (1338 words)

	Trip
		In early afternoon sail over to White Bay pass the reef markers and anchor on the left of bay across from the concrete structure or if you prefer pick up one of the new moorings on the east side in front of Ivan's.
		Anchoring in Great Harbor can be somewhat tricky so make sure that you anchor has set properly.
		An early start and a great sail to Anegada which should take you 1 1/2 hours to 2 hours, depending on the winds, from Mosquito Island.
	www.mamacocha.com /BVIs/Trip.htm (1196 words)

	the BVI - Then and Now
		While exploring apparently deserted Great Camanoe, we were welcomed by two of its residents, Ruth and Dr. Gerry Gordon.
		Full-time living on Camanoe in the early seventies was an adventure.
		The hardy souls who had chosen Great Camanoe as a permanent home banded together to persuade the Electricity Corporation to tap into its Virgin Gorda feeder (which crossed the island).
	www.bviwelcome.com /articles/thennow/thennow.html (1207 words)

	boats.com - Destinations: Heaven in the BVI
		Ran into Tim and his wife Joan Shepard again, they were going to Great Camanoe to look at property.
		Day is getting late, so we head for Jost Van Dyke and swing into Little Harbour, which was my first choice since it has Moor Seacure buoys, but it is deserted and seems a bit exposed in light of the winds and storms we've had for past few nights.
		I head for Great Harbour to check it out, and it is a much prettier harbor with houses ashore and a deeper indentation.
	www.boats.com /content/default_detail.jsp?contentid=7507 (3380 words)

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