Sailing in the Virgin Islands is like no other place in the world. We can go places where the large commercial cruise ships can't get near. It shouldn't be confused with the high seas. The Virgin Islands are a perfect venue for the novice, or experienced sailor, as well as the laid back adventurer that just wants to go along for the ride. These islands are closely grouped offering daytime island hopping with a new island location, and experience, every night.
The territory waters are mostly protected from the Atlantic swells making it ideal for the newcomer, yet adventurous for the pro. A typical day may involve from 4 to 5 hours of blue water sailing, often including a beach or snorkeling stop along the way. Each evening is spent anchored in a new and unique protected bay. Once we're settled, I guarantee I'll here you say, "It Just Doesn't Get Any Better Than This". If you want some nightlife, the simple Caribbean restuarants, beach bars
and music will leave you with memories you'll never forget. My favorite part of the day is my morning coffee, on deck, with the warm rising sun and quiet morning solitude. The average daytime temperature is right around 85 degrees with night times dropping to around 74. The darn thing about, it only varies by a couple degrees.
This is not a cruise. The best comparison might be motor-home camping on water. The Yacht will be your home base for the trip. It will be equipped with full refrigeration and cooking facilities and multiple bathrooms with showers. Individual cabins offer plenty of privacy. All boats will have three to five double berths depending on your vessel choice. The kitchens are equipped with a stove, oven, and microwave. We'll have AC Power for onboard appliances such as a blender and toaster. The power system will meet all of your essential charging needs including camera's and phones.
How do you know this trip is for you? This trip is not for everyone.With the help of friends and previous crew members, I've put a list of questions
together that you might ask yourself to determine if this trip is for you.If you find yourself answering "NO" to many of the questions, maybe this isn't what you’re looking for. 1. Do you like to explore new places? 2. Do you love the water? 3. Are you adventurous? 4. Are you okay with some salt in your hair or sand between your toes? 5. Do you enjoy meeting new people from all over the world? 6. Would you enjoy the quiet solitude of a moon lit sky? 7. Would you enjoy some nightlife and entertainment? 9. Would you like dancing in sand to the island sounds? 10. Would you like to snorkel (or learn)?
