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Abstract Entertainment Incorporated Island Spotlight Exclusive Vacation Gateway to the British Virgin Islands Of Tortola & Guana in 2008! 7 Days 6 Nights All Inclusive For Two Vacation Gateway Sponsored by the British Virgin Island, American Airlines, Elite Island Resorts and the private Island Of Guana. Purchase your concert tickets online and you will automatically be entered into the raffle drawing for 2008.
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Tortola BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS - Tortola, is also known as "land of turtle doves", or Chocolate City. It is the Territory's main and largest island, with a population of over 14,000. Sage Mountain is the BVI's highest point with a National Park at 1,780 feet above sea level. Tortola's mountain peaks are covered with frangipani and sage on its southern coast, while its northern shores flaunt white sandy beaches, groves of succulent bananas and mangoes and groups of palm trees. Beef Island, the site of the BVI's main airport, is connected to Tortola by a bridge. Road Town, the capital of the BVI is located on the southern shore of Tortola. For more information -
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"Privately Owned" Island Of Guana
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One of the few
remaining privately owned islands in its part of the world.
Guana is 850 acres of undisturbed natural beauty. Seven
pristine, white powder-sand beaches and miles of tropical forest,
mountains, hills and valleys. In this setting, where the
sparkling Caribbean meets the vast Atlantic, you will find excellent
food, accommodations and service in the tradition of low key luxury
perfected through seven decades of family stewardship. Best of
all, with acres of privacy per guest (usually around 30 at a time)
and no marina or public facilities of any kind, you will barely have
to share it with anyone.