warm beaches and sailing
#1
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warm beaches and sailing
My husband and I and another couple (all in our 50's) want to go somewhere warm the first week of Dec. We want to rent a sailboat some of the time, relax and have great food. The guys don't dance, but we do like bars and music. We are looking to spend under 2,000 a couple if we can. Any recommendations
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I don't know about the price you're looking for..usually airfare starts to get higher as dec.arrives,so that could cut into trip budget.alot of hotels/resorts/inn don't push up prices untill 12/15 "high season"!! from what you are looking for i would suggest the BVI's..great music/bars and beaches to die for !! lots of sailing around the various islands/close together/makes a safe and fun sailing adventure. each island has a little something to offer. check this site www.moorings.com they have a site in Tortola bvi...good company to charter with/good reviews.were you planning on bareboating or looking for a crew ? the Moorings offer both options.even if you choose not to sail Tortola is a great,beautiful,safe,fun island. !!
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thank you. I've never sailed before, I think it'll be just the 4 of us. I'm hoping to snorkel and dive, though. Both of your posts sound good for that. I looked up some pages on Bequia. It sounds beautiful. What hotels are good, though?
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thank you. I've never sailed before, I think it'll be just the 4 of us. I'm hoping to snorkel and dive, though. Both of your posts sound good for that. I looked up some pages on Bequia. It sounds beautiful. What hotels are good, though?
I'm passing on the moorings.com to our sailor and asking him more questions.
I'm passing on the moorings.com to our sailor and asking him more questions.
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Joined: Jun 2005
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There are a number of reasonably priced accomodations on Bequia. Curiousx posts here and is quite an expert on specifics. I have visited the island a number of times but never stayed on land. When I do visit any length of time I stay on the main island of St.Vincent. I believe the website www.caribbeantravelforums.com is a great source of info or trip advisor too. I'm not sure if I gave you the correct address but with a little search mode you should be able to find what you're looking for.
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