I am planning our first trip ever to the Carribean, Virgin Islands. I think my choice of island or city woud be centered on where i can rent a daysailer (15-25 ft.) I guess, but any google search brings up the charter outfits.Anyone know of any smallboat shops there?
Daysailers on Virgin Islands..
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USVIs, St. Thomas, ST. Johns? BVIs, Tortola?
My experience is that searching for rentals or charters does not yield those types of boats, try sailing clubs.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Q_Bd6BAgWEAU&usg=AOvVaw2_EqeysfKAwnC_hff8skeY
If they don't have what you're looking for, they will probably know where you can find them.
-Will
My experience is that searching for rentals or charters does not yield those types of boats, try sailing clubs.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Q_Bd6BAgWEAU&usg=AOvVaw2_EqeysfKAwnC_hff8skeY
If they don't have what you're looking for, they will probably know where you can find them.
-Will
Largely a function of where you stay. Many of the hotels in the BVI and St Croix have daysailors for their guests or can hook you up with one.
I was going to suggest that. I know they provide them for guests. I was quoted rates for stays at the new Bitter End II and it's way over my price range.
I looked at them, you cant get pricing for the resort online. Phone or email only, left them a phone message.You cant get through to anyone at a desk, all answering machines.
I've seen small sailing boats at many resorts, but they are usually small cats or a similar size mono, not anything bigger than 16 feet. They are for the guests, but if you can buy a day pass you will have access to everything a guest has. It was around a c-note at most resorts for a day pass.
