Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Slowly adding content...

Grilling with a view in Jost Van Dyke


So as I slowly add content to this first attempt blog....  One question I often get is - "What is it like during a sailing charter?"  Often, people also view us as "being stuck" aboard a boat with nothing to do.  Somehow, it is assumed that we are prisoners of the boat, with nothing but cool ocean around us.  Um...  Not so much.  Chartering a boat for a week is something I can hardly describe in words.  It's a little easier with pictures.


Enjoying our "own" beach aboard S/V Magewind in Virgin Gorda




Instead of those crowded beaches, how about a pristine beach all to yourself with no one else in sight?  You got it.  How about gourmet meals cooked to your preference?  You got it.  How about telling the captain "You know what, I'd like to stay here a while longer."  


Sure, why not?  Beach bars without the crazy hotel crowd?  You got it.  Another cocktail served to you while you swim in crystal blue water, or lazily float around the yacht?  Absolutely.
Capt. Steven Ulrich serving Bloody Mary's and Coffee to us while we  enjoy the water


Oh - you want to explore towns, see the sights, checkout that amazing scenic overlook?  Do it!












These are all things that will be coming to this blog as time allows.  Chartering a sailboat in the Caribbean is something that one never forgets.

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