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- Guana Island - Wikipedia
Guana Island ˈ ɡ w ɑː n ə is an island of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) in the Caribbean One of the few remaining privately owned islands in its part of the world, Guana has seven white powder-sand beaches and 850 acres (3 4 km 2) of tropical forest, mountains, hills, and valleys
- Home - Guana
Guana remains the most unspoiled jewel of the British Virgin Islands Our 850 acres, seven beaches, mountains, gardens, organic orchard, dozens of hiking trails, and even our flock of flamingos are the exclusive domain of a handful of guests for the duration of their stay
- Guana Island, a Garden of Eden - British Virgin Villas
Guana Island is a small and charming island in the BVI The BVI is a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean Sea Spanning only about 850 acres, this island is a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life Historically, this area is part of the Virgin Islands
- Guana Island, British Virgin Islands — IslandLuxe Resorts
One of the few remaining privately-owned islands in its part of the world, Guana Island remains the most unspoiled jewel of the British Virgin Islands Its luxury boutique hotel, established in 1934, comprises a series of stone cottages and villas sprinkled along a scenic ridge
- Travel - Guana
“Imagine the Caribbean 200 years ago Uninhabited islands Calm, breezy beaches Wildlife-dense tropical forests It’s gone forever right? No You can still find it on Guana Island, a private patch of land with a low-key vibe ”
- Accommodations - Guana
Our intimate hotel is built of native stone and coral, on the foundations of an 18th century Quaker estate Sprinkled along a scenic ridge and cooled by gentle tradewinds, each of our 18 unique rooms and villas offers a commanding views of the Caribbean and the Atlantic
- History - Guana
Beth and Louis Bigelow of Massachusetts searched the world and found Guana They spent their first year living in a tent, rowing themselves and their supplies to and from Road Town With the help of local men, they built six stone cottages and developed a reputation as creative pioneers
- Beaches - Guana
Guana’s largest beach is a half-mile stretch of glistening powder-white sand — the beach you see in daydreams of the Caribbean Swim or snorkel in the clear blue water Take out a small sailboat, kayak, windsurfer, or paddle-board Grab a rod and fish for Tarpon and Bonefish from the dock
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