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*Long Bay Beach Resort & Villas*


At Long Bay Beach Resort & Villas, you'll discover a hidden paradise which isn't hard to find, but is so hard to leave, and even harder to forget. A place where people set their own pace and everything is unspoiled--except for our guests. Nestled in a secluded, 52-acre hillside estate on the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, Long Bay is more than a beach resort of stunning beauty. It might be the most refreshing vacation experience of your life.
		116 rooms categorized as beachfront cabanas, beachfront deluxe, beachfront deluxe interior, hillside ocean view, Jacuzzi junior suite, family villas and estate homes. *Amenities included:* air conditioning, direct dial telephone, wet bar, coffee maker, alarm clock, hair dryer, security safe, ceiling fans, cable TV and VCR’s. All-inclusive plan available
*FACILITIES* Tennis - Complimentary clinics are offered and lessons are available. Two freshwater pools Fitness Center Shopping Water sports - snorkeling, bodysurfing, diving, windsurfing and much more Spa & Fitness Center -- The Spa & Fitness Center at Long Bay offers a tempting variety of treatments designed to rejuvenate the mind and body. Meal Plans available
		RESTAURANTS AND BARS: Features a variety of restaurants and bars to choose from including: Garden Restaurant - Continental and Caribbean gourmet fare, acclaimed as the finest cuisine in the BVI, is offered in an elegant setting with a backdrop of floodlit tropical gardens. The Beach Cafe - Lunch features casual island delicacies; dinner is served under the stars and next to the ocean in the refurbished ruins of an old sugar mill. The à la carte menu features exciting North American and Caribbean cuisine and regular evening buffets with live entertainment. Beach Bar - open throughout the day and evening. Try an Island Fizz with breakfast, a Long Bay Cooler with lunch, or a Papaya Daiquiri with dinner. Terry's Bar - Named for Long Bay founder Terry Ford, who began hosting guests and friends with his wife Mary at Long Bay more than thirty years ago.