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Cruising locations - Info, cautions and "can't miss" anchorages.

Started this discussion. Last reply by Stuart Bell Jan 2, 2009. 6 Replies

 

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Profile Type:
Sailor
Homeport:
SF Bay
About Me:
Just retired and enjoying it!! Love to sail, hike, fly, scuba dive, camp and a good meal with a fine wine.
Current location:
California
Destinations visited:
Several, but looking forward to expanding the list

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BVI TRIP A GREAT SUCCESS!

Posted on February 3, 2009 at 8:30pm 2 Comments

Ahoy Friends,

Well, we completed our BVI trip a couple of weeks ago......What a blast!! The eight of us went out for a week on a 45' cat, the Dodger II and it was tremendous. The British West Indies is wonderful. Great sunsets, very nice people and super conditions. (A little pricey at the restaurants - but we only ate off the boat 1 lunch and 2 dinners)

Everyday was warm (82-85degrees), the water crystal clear and the wind was 10 to 18 knots. I sailed into a different cove every… Continue

BVI trip starting in a couple of weeks!

Posted on December 14, 2008 at 4:15pm 8 Comments

As I said before, we (4 couples) are bare-boating a 45' cat for 9 days in January. We are looking for additional suggestions for great anchorages, great food, nightlife, caution spots, etc. We have received several ideas, and as it gets closer to the trip, I am asking for any additional suggestions that we should see.



Anything current that we should know would be greatly appreciated as well!



We love to party, and we also enjoy basking in the sun at beautiful… Continue

British Virgin Isles - Info needed!

Posted on October 5, 2008 at 10:47am 5 Comments

We are bare-boating a 45' cat in January. We are looking for suggestions for great anchorages, great food, caution spots, etc. We love to party, but we also enjoy basking in the sun at beautiful locales. SUGGESTIONS PLEASE!!!
Thanks,
Mike

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At 8:10pm on December 22, 2009, Dennis W Clifton gave Mike a gift…
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Hey Mike: I've got some NICE LEGS starting real soon...clean, open water voyaging in Paradise! Let me know! Love, cal20dennis
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At 10:32am on October 6, 2008, Dennis W Clifton said…
Hello Sailor! The Shamaness is TRAPPED in the desert in San Carlos, waiting for my return! I plan tol drive down the first week of November, do the usual refit chores...then head out after Christmas.

But I have semi-control of the Riptide (33ft Ranger) so just let me know...ewe'll go sail the SF Bay!

Love, Dennis
 
 
 

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