Romance in Tortola, British Virgin Islands

Tortola is just one of the many British Virgin Islands. It will only take 60 miles east of Puerto Rico lay the West Indies. These islands are accessible by air via San Juan or by ferry via St. Thomas. It will cost you $50 roundtrip fare for every person. There are 12 inhabited islands with villas, apartments and resort to choose from.

The BVI are the overseas territory of United Kingdom even, the US dollar is the only legal tender. The island is full of fun where you can enjoy sailing.

Celebrating a wedding in British Virgin Islands is unforgettable and stress-free. A marriage licence is very easy to arrange and the certificate is valid and honored in United States. The perfect venue for weddings is Sugar Mill Hotel; enjoy the cozy and romantic place of the hotel. The place is full of twinkling lights, flowers, ribbons and the ambiance is definitely romantic.

The Sugar Mill Hotel is set in a lush tropical garden among the ruins of 17th century sugar plantation. According to Conde Nast Traveller 2006, the Sugar Mill Hotel is one of the top 5 in the Caribbean. The critically acclaimed cuisine in the historic stone building once housed the plantation’s rum distillery. The food is a culmination of Caribbean ingredients meets California cuisine in an imaginative, award-winning menu that changes nightly.

Across the street from a small white sand beach in reef-protected water this resort is located on the west side of the island. Travelers from the U.S. must remember that driving is on the left side of the road. I suggest a taxi from the airport. Car rental can be arranged at the Sugar Mill Hotel if one is so inclined.

The honeymoon package for 7 nights includes deluxe accommodations, bottle of fine champagne, 3-day jeep rental, 1-hour massage, and full day sail to neighbouring islands including lunch and drinks, gourmet picnic for two, a bottle of Sugar Mill rum, welcome cocktail and a copy of the Sugar Mill Caribbean cookbook written by Jeff & Jinx Morgan – Bon Appétit columnists. Breakfast and dinner can be included in your daily charge.