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A sanctuary for sustainability: Oil Nut Bay | Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
Situated within the North Sound region of the British Virgin Islands, Oil Nut Bay stands as a haven of seclusion and environmental mindfulness. Half of the low-density community’s 400 acres is designated green space. Solar power serves as the primary source of electricity, powering essential amenities like air conditioning and refrigeration, as well as fueling desalination plants for clean water production. Homes and villas are built to LEED energy standards and blend seamlessly within the topography, several boasting living green roofs brimming with native flora. Guests can partake in unforgettable experiences such as turtle tagging and mangrove kayaking in glass-bottom kayaks, contributing to marine conservation endeavors. The turtle tagging initiative provides guests with a rare opportunity to engage in turtle conservation alongside onboard researchers, leaving lasting impressions and instilling environmental consciousness. Younger guests can also immerse themselves in eco-friendly activities that foster a profound connection with nature with the Ranger Program. Additionally, the onsite animal rescue barn serves as a sanctuary for rescued horses, emus, tortoises, flamingos, and more.