Villa Mirabella - Virgin Gorda, BVI, Vacation Home

08/11/2024

After a long day of fun, it’s nice to have a simple but tasty meal, enjoy the sunset and relax in the breeze that gives Windy Hill its name, all in the comfort of your PJs 🌴❤️

07/11/2024

There has been a lot of rain this year, Virgin Gorda is considered a semi arid tropical island but they may have to that rain forest tropical island. Beautiful either way! 🌴

24/10/2024

The 6:00 ferry from RoadTown to Virgin Gorda is back! This make's for an easier transfer to the island if you miss the 2pm Charlotte Amalie ferry to Roadtown.

Attention! 💙 Speedy's Ferries is excited to announce additional trips to better serve your travel needs and offer more convenient options for your island adventures and daily commute!
Plan Your Trip: www.bviferries.com

20/09/2024

No matter where you stay on island, I recommend renting a car. One of the wonderful things about Virgin Gorda is that it is small, safe and easy to drive around. A car gives you the freedom to explore all that Virgin Gorda has to offer from the beaches, to Gorda Peak, the Coper Mine or the many fantastic restaurants on island. We always rent from L & S, they are a short stroll down the hill from the villa making it easy, plus they are really great people!

16/09/2024

To book contact us directly or if you feel better going through a 3rd party booking site check us out on VRBO or Airbnb

16/09/2024

Virgin Gorda - no filters needed!

25/08/2024

Figuring out how to get to Virgin Gorda is some times the hardest part. We usually fly to St Thomas and then take the local ferry to the BVI. If you travel on Saturdays there is a direct ferry from St Thomas to Virgin Gorda, on other days you’ll have to switch ferries in Roadtown Tortolla. Some people find it is worth the expense to take a water taxi and some fly directly to Beef island and take a ferry from there. Virgin Gorda has an airport (VIJ) but not a lot of flights.

19/08/2024

Kids are back to school, it’s time to start planning that Winter vacation!

14/08/2024

Our neighbor sent us a photo, just a little damage to the lattice after last night’s tropical storm Ernesto. Hopefully it decides to miss anywhere else!

13/08/2024

Virgin Gorda is in store for some rough weather the next 24 hours. Stay safe BVI! (And the rest of the area!)

NEOC ACTIVATED AT LEVEL 1 FOR TS ERNESTO

The Virgin Islands is currently under a hurricane watch in association with Tropical Storm Ernesto, which means that hurricane conditions are possible in our area within the next 12 hours.

Governor Daniel Pruce has activated the National Emergency Operations Centre at Level 1, which is a monitoring phase.

Residents should rush to complete storm preparations by this afternoon and prepare to remain in a safe space tonight and tomorrow as the storm passes. Non-essential government offices will remain closed on Wednesday, August 14.

Residents should also follow updates from the Department of Disaster Management.

07/08/2024

Let's go Kryon!

05/08/2024

04/08/2024

Go Adaejah!

03/08/2024

Go Rikkoi!

01/08/2024

Go Thad!

Day 1 of the ILCA7 races completed for Thad Lettsome 🇻🇬

Rounding the first mark in an impressive 11th place, Thad went on to finish 38/43 in race 2 for an overall position of 40/43.

On racing in the top 12 of the fleet upwind to the first mark, Lettsome said, “It shows that I can do it, but I just have to work on some little things and a couple of decisions, because the group ahead of me was just that further ahead and they didn’t end up in the mix that I did. I knew I was doing well so I am encouraged to hear that I was 11th rounding the mark and plan to do it again tomorrow.”

Races 3 and 4 are scheduled to take place in the afternoon on Friday, August 2.

For schedule and results (look for Men’s Dinghy): https://paris2024.sailing.org/racing/results-centre/

Read the full report: https://bit.ly/Lettsomeilca7day1

📷 ©️World Sailing / Sander van der Borch


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31/07/2024

Competition Schedule for Team BVI’s first rounds of events at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games

SAILING
Thursday, August 1 - Monday, August 5 (daily races)
Men’s Dinghy ILCA7, Marseille
Thad LETTSOME, races start 6:15am BVI time

Schedule and Results: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/sailing/men-s-dinghy?day=28-july

ATHLETICS
Saturday, August 3
Men’s 100M Round 1, Stade de France, Paris
Rikkoi BRATHWAITE starts 5:45am BVI time

Schedule and Results: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/athletics/men-s-100m?day=3-august

ATHLETICS
Sunday, August 4
Women’s 200M Round 1, Stade de France, Paris
Adaejah HODGE starts 4:55am BVI time

Schedule and Results: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/athletics/women-s-200m?day=3-august

ATHLETICS
Monday, August 5
Men’s 400MH Round 1, Stade de France, Paris
Kyron MCMASTER starts 4:05am BVI time

Schedule and Results: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/results/athletics/men-s-400m-hurdles/rnd1–——

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Watch coverage on Sportsmax Channels.

26/07/2024

Go team BVI!

22/07/2024

Savannah and Pond bay the majority of the time!