"Writing this with a hangover and trembling hands which pretty much says it all after a fantastic week of drink and sail.Cracking atmosphere set up by the two of you."  

- Paddy on Disco Inferno  

If you are looking to celebrate a birthday, bachelor (or bachelorette) party, then look no further than the Caribbean , the inspiration for Jimmy Buffett's 'Margaritaville' and home to some of the world's most famous beach bars. If you want to start 'Limin' (as the natives refer to kicking back), then this is the spot for you. From Foxy's Tamarind Bar (named by the New York Times as one of its top three picks to ring in the millennium) to the Last Resort with its donkey and singing dogs, the islands offer entertainment for all tastes and ages. And, for the more daring, there is the infamous Willy T's (you will have to go there in person to see why!).

Drinks onboard are all-inclusive and served with a smile. Arrive on your luxury yacht at an new island beach bar every evening for some island revelry local style and party till you drop, because your crew will be there to pick you up. Your private yacht can anchor feet away from some of the liveliest party spots in the world. Listen to some local steel bands accompanied by a 'pain-killer' (the infamous local cocktail) and don't worry about getting up early because, after all, you are on vacation.

" Across from the marina is the Wanderlust, a 65-foot trimaran that is the queen of the island's charter sailboats. A luxury yacht accommodating 12, you get the ship with the islands' best chefs (and menu). After Paul McCartney chartered it for three weeks he wrote a song about the boat. . . Six Miami Dolphins football players also chartered it and in the course of five days consumed 32 cases of beer, setting the unofficial B.V.I . record ."

- Excerpt from Los Angeles Times article on Wanderlust

" So we decided to check out Willy T's - what an experience! 
All of you who, like me, have lost sleep over the fact that disco is dead, can relax - disco is alive and well on Norman Island !  
Willy T's was mobbed and the DJ was playing all those tunes from the 70's"

- Visitor to BVI

" Thanks for putting up with us, especially the "singing" .drank plenty of rum punches and had lots of good food including the conch fritters."

- Rob on Billy Jean

"We had a wonderful time, soon we will be in rehab, reminiscing all those fantastic ' Happy Hours - Happy Endings' ."

- Maureen & Bob on Billy Jean

"It is tradition while at Willy T's to "walk the plank" meaning jump off this wimpy plank on the top deck. Apparently, if you jump off they give you pirate tattoos. Even better, if you jump off NAKED, you get a free t-shirt that reads "I came, I saw, I jumped!" Oh dear. What debauchery !"

- Visitor to BVI