One of our contributing writers, Bibi Jordan, was recently published in ZajiGirl travel blog. Her piece details the work of So Elsewhere's Virgin Bloggers Bootcamp in the Virgin Islands, run by our consulting firm, So Elsewhere Consulting.
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Like Thoreaux’s Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts, Concordia Eco-Tents is a place to immerse yourself in nature. Surrounded by the Virgin Island’s National Park, Concordia offers many options for exploring by foot, fin or 4-wheel drive.
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South Shore Villa, located within US Virgin Island National Park boundaries, is the ultimate private luxury vacation spot for college graduates who have been able to find (and hold on to) a job in the investment world. Perhaps even the New York City public school teacher can afford to splurge on this Caribbean villa...
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While there are numerous private villas available for rent on Water Island, we recommend staying at the Virgin Islands Campground. It’s a “campground” only in name as guests stay in pristine eco-friendly cabins. The camp’s style mirrors that of the better-known Maho Bay lodge on St. John, but the Water Island site is a...
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It turns out that Maho has a program where volunteers can come work around the camp for four hours a day in exchange for room and discounted food. And if you’re really serious about spending some time on St. John, say you really want to become familiar with the 67% of the island...
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So, you haven’t been able to rent a car during your stay on St. John, nor have you spent time away from your campground. Don’t fret, ask for Hamilton Eugene!
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Our arrival on St. John was much less poetic then expected. After a gorgeous forty-five minute taxi ride through St. John’s National Park (67% of St. John is a National Park) we arrive at Maho Bay Campground. After paying the $8/per person taxi fee, we are greeted by a female receptionist who appears to...
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