Yes! Oil Nut Bay’s Horse Stables are home to two rescue horses from Puerto Rico, four emus, dozens of red-footed tortoises, and a number of rescue cats. Residents and guests also share land and sea with several types of rays, sea turtles, flamingos, kestrels, ducks, black birds, lizards, iguanas, as well as a variety of … Continued
A typical tidal surge is about 18 in (0.45 m) throughout the British Virgin Islands.
Oil Nut Bay has the benefit of consistent trade winds from the east which keeps temperatures on average between 75-85°F (24-29°C) and winds between 9-15 kts.
The highest elevation at Oil Nut Bay is 450 feet above sea level.
Oil Nut Bay supports the larger community and actively builds relationships to preserve and protect the environmental integrity of the land. Partnerships with the North Sound Foundation and the Community Stewardship Organization (CSO) provide educational opportunities for environmental learning to promote and sustain the ecology of Oil Nut Bay and Virgin Gorda at large. Extreme … Continued