Na faalauiloa e le British Virgin Islands (BVI) Tourist Board & Film Commission lana faiga faapaaga ma le tele o paaga maulu i le BVI mo Wreck Week 2023 lea e amata mai i le aso 12 - 18 Fepuari 2023.

British Virgin Islands Wreck Week na faia e fa'atupu ai le fiafia ma fa'atupu ai le tu'inanau o le vasa i tagata asiasi ma tagata.

O le BVI Wreck Week o le a faʻafeiloaʻi ai se faʻamanatuga e fitu aso e faʻalauiloa ai le pisinisi maulu o le Teritori.

It caters to all age groups and will feature music, food, festivities, and cultural components.

Wreck Week will showcase a host of activities around the BVI and will kick off with a Pirate Party at Hendo’s Hide-Out on Jost Van Dyke on February 12. The week includes coastal clean-ups, youth group meet-ups, quizzes, and fundraisers, and will highlight a Tortola Sloop presentation and demonstrations by the BVI Heritage Dancers. Wreck Week will culminate with the unveiling of an environmentally friendly giant turtle sculpture designed and created by Beyond the Reef.

Director of Tourism, Clive McCoy said, “We at the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission are excited about this opportunity to join with our industry partners and the community at large at BVI Wreck Week. Marine and ecotourism events such as Wreck Week not only promote our diverse network of sites such as the RMS Rhone, Sharkplaneo, Willy T, and Kodiak Queen, as well as beautiful coral reefs, but it engenders an awareness of marine conservation.”

Mr. McCoy elaborated that he is happy by the number of industry partners and non-profit organizations who have contributed significantly to BVI Wreck Week. He added, “I am inviting everyone to come out and celebrate the BVI’s award winning majestic dive spots. Tourism is everyone’s business”.

President of the BVI Scuba Association, Kim Huish is elated by the support being received for BVI Wreck Week. “We are honored to have two amazing Ambassadors – Mr. Alton Bertie and Honorable David D. Archer, Deputy Governor. Their unwavering support has been instrumental in getting this event off the ground. They share our hopes that this becomes a regular annual fixture which both guests and residents look forward to”, said Kim Huish.

BVI Wreck Week is supported by a host of charities and non-profit organizations: