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Posts Tagged ‘BVI’
MarineMax Vacations Ramps Up Operations in the Caribbean
Thursday, January 19th, 2012The budding charter company announces new boats, a new base, and a new boss.
BVI: Seven Islands in Seven Days
Sunday, November 21st, 2010The BVI are one of the most popular charter areas in the world thanks to their excellent climate, crystal clear waters, and easy eyeball navigation. Though the possiblities are almost endless, here's one sample itinerary (based on a charter out of St. Thomas) to get you started.
Anegada, the Hidden British Virgin Island
Sunday, October 25th, 2009Anegada is the northernmost island in BVI, some 15 miles north of Virgin Gorda. It hangs off the top of the chart like a wayward chad, invisible and irrelevant to anyone who doesn’t think to look for it. Many people cruise in the Virgins their entire lives without seeing Anegada even once. The crossing from Virgin Gorda, through open water, is a mental barrier too vast for many boaters to breach, especially with the “safe harbor” on the other end being the Caribbean’s largest coral barrier reef—a graveyard for hundreds of sunken boats.
Last-Minute Deal on Popular BVI Cat
Monday, October 19th, 2009Viking Dream offers a special rate for certain weeks this winter.
Sir Francis Drake’s Fateful Last Voyage
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009The BVI, now a charter mecca, were in Drake's day a pirate haven and a historic battleground.
Tags: British Virgin Islands, BVI, Charter, Drake Passage, Nanny Cay, Sir Francis Drake, Tortola
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