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Cane Garden Bay, Tortola, British Virgin
Islands. The bay gets it's name from the sugar cane which is
still grown to make rum. The cane is grown in local gardens
and crushed to produce the sugar liquid which is then
boiled, fermented and then distilled. The sugar cane liquid
is then aged before turning it into white rum (2 years in
bottles) or dark rum (aged for 4 years in oak barrels). |
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An assortment of
beach bars and
restaurants |
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Above: Looking
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Below: Looking
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The beautiful pure white sandy beach at Cane
Garden Bay, Tortola, British Virgin Islands. The bay sweeps
around in an arc with powder white sand, turquoise water and
swaying swaying palm trees. Tortola's most popular bay is
backed by steep hillsides lushly covered in trees and
vegetation. |
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Cane garden bay has a fine selection
of hotels, private villas, restaurants, bars and shops. The
area is bustling during the peak winter months and not to be
missed if you are staying in Tortola or just visiting for
the day from one of the many cruise ships that dock in
Road Town.
The bay is named after the sugar cane which
is grown locally in gardens and still used today to make
rum. |
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