REMOte Parking BVI

20/10/2026

Hoping for a day like this today

19/10/2026

This would be a great sunset tonight! Start planning that trip and reach out to us at REMOte Parking BVI. Photo courtesy of a recent guest who loved the trip.

11/10/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Parks Trust Raises Entrance and Mooring Fees From November 1

The National Parks Trust of the Virgin Islands is increasing entrance fees at several national parks and marine conservation mooring fees, with the revised rates taking effect November 1, 2026.

The Trust says the changes are intended to provide additional funding for park maintenance, infrastructure improvements, visitor safety and the upkeep of its marine conservation mooring network.

The adjustment marks the first increase in park entrance fees since 1990.

At Sage Mountain National Park, the adult visitor fee will increase from $3 to $5, while the child fee will move from $2 to $3. The resident adult fee will increase from $1 to $3, while the resident child fee will remain at $1.

At The Baths and Devil’s Bay National Parks, the adult visitor fee will rise from $3 to $10, while the child fee will increase from $2 to $5. BV Islanders, Belongers and residents will continue to enter free with valid government-issued identification.

At the Joseph Reynold O’Neal Botanic Garden, adult visitor fees will increase from $3 to $5, while child fees will rise from $2 to $3. Resident adult fees will move from $1 to $3, and resident child fees from $1 to $2.

Marine conservation permit fees are also increasing. Daily fees for local vessels will rise from $3 to $15 per person, while visiting adults will pay $25, up from $6. Visiting children will pay $10, up from $6.

Weekly fees for local term charters, bareboats and private vessels will increase to $160 per vessel, while visiting vessels will pay $200, with each fee covering a maximum of eight people. These weekly fees include entrance to The Baths and Devil’s Bay.

Annual marine conservation fees will also increase, with commercial local vessels moving to $1,500 and commercial visiting vessels to $2,000. Private local vessel fees will rise to $175, while private visiting vessels will pay $250.

The Trust manages a network of 22 parks and approximately 155 marine conservation moorings across the Territory.

NPT Director Dr. Cassander Titley-O’Neal says the additional revenue will help the Trust address maintenance, infrastructure, safety and visitor-experience needs across the protected-area network.

The revised fees take effect November 1, 2026.

03/10/2026

27/09/2026

2026 Year-End Specials!! ⛵️ We have last minute openings in late October and November. Visit the BVI (charter capital of the world) on a boat that’s been in charter less than a year. Literally brand NEW! REMOte Parking BVI is a 2025 Bali 55 ft w/water maker, AC, and sleeps up to 12. Message for more information. Captain/cook can be added for additional cost. Also please share to help get the word out. Referrals from the BVI Charter Chat group get an additional 5% off.

18/08/2026

Since posts have slowed for the offseason, we thought we’d provide some helpful info. On the path to the Bubbly Pool on JVD there are a few rocks with greenish spray paint that is hard to read. After several years of visiting, we noticed them for the first time a few weeks ago near the final decline headed down to the pool area/the initial incline when leaving the pool. Once back at the boat, our crew began to research the few words we could decipher.

Turns out it is The Manchineel Tree (also called Death Apple Tree), one of the world’s deadliest trees.

It’s extremely toxic, causing severe burning and blistering. Online sources recommend not touching any part of the tree and not to stand under it during rain. If you have contact, never rub your eyes (could cause temporary blindness), wash with soap and water, and if the reaction becomes severe, seek medical treatment.

13/08/2026

Hope your day is filled with yellow sunshine!