You are invited to dinner on Guana Island, an 850-acre private island and nature preserve which boasts one of the finest and most eco-sensitive hotels in the Virgin Islands.  One of the few remaining privately-owned islands in this part of the world, Guana, with its 15 cottages and 3 villas, has seven pristine, white powder-sand beaches and miles of tropical forest, mountains, hills and valleys.  In this setting, where the sparkling Caribbean meets the vast Atlantic, you'll find excellent food, accommodations and services in the tradition of low-key luxury perfected through seven decades of family stewardship.  Best of all, with acres of privacy per guest (usually around 30 at a time), and no marina or public facilities of any kind, you'll barely have to share it with anyone.  Bring 35 friends and rent the entire island starting at $21,050.

Tonight's dinner will be held at the 10,000 square foot state-of-the-art Jost House which is situated atop the exclusive Guana Island.  This exceptionally appointed 3-bedroom villa possesses sweeping views of the Caribbean and Atlantic from its two private heated swimming pools and hot tub.