Jost Van Dyke (New Years Eve)

Jost Van Dyke, BVI

Voted #2 destination in the world for New Years Eve. We were so close anyway, we decided to check it out for ourselves. 

Jost is a cute little island, with no more than 200 people living on it. We took a little speedboat over around 11am on the 31st, so we could spend some time exploring before the festivities started.

The 'main' road

Wild fruit grew everywhere here!

A little ruin off the side of the main road

One of the two main beaches where the party was

Check out that 5-mast boat!!

Getting ourselves a coconut!

The famous Soggy Dollar Bar

Dusk..it was getting busier...

Foxy's Bar and Restaurant

Of course..aussies.. cant escape them and they stand out like a sore thumb wherever they are!

Some strange people here...

"Little Vegas"

Birthday/NYE Trip - St. John

St. John is the smallest U.S. Virgin Island..and also the most beautiful. We've heard its an outdoor enthusiast's paradise and we were on our way - for my 26th birthday!

Our friend Esmerelda that greeted us at breakfast :)

Can you say YUM!?

The first of many sightseeing stops with our Jeep

Old Sugar Mill Ruins

Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins (ca 1800's)

Ram's Head Hike

Loved how random donkeys just roamed the beaches!

Yay! Snorkel time!

Post-Thanksgiving Bootcamp Hike

A tradition for the Boot Campers every year is to do a half-full day hike. This time around the group went to the tidepools on the North Shore - a beautiful hike we've done several times before. The pics below are from Roberta's (Boot Camp Instructor) camera.

Roberta and I at the Tidepools

Beautiful view of the North Shore

Roberta at the Tidepools

It was pretty rough!

The tidepool water is so clear!

The rugged North Shore

Some of our group enjoying the cool down after the hike