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Just noticed that our trip we planned for next yr is the same time as the BVI Regatta, will it effect our trip such as getting moorings and dockage at leverick, restaurants and so on
thanks for any help
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It is a royal PITA if you are at Nanny Cay, otherwise, no.
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We were down at the villa on the East End of Jost this year during the dates of the the annual BVI Regatta. The mooring balls near Diamond Cay and Little Harbour were full most nights, many boats anchored to the left of Sandy Spit some nights. Most stayed for one night and moved on. With all of that being said, watching the boat races around Sandy Cay was so much fun. Beautiful indeed.
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The only problem we had was we were on a ball in Great Harbour, JVD and a bunch of them came in and anchored in the mooring field. Getting out was kinda tricky.
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Was down this year and really didnt notice much other than Nanny Cay. CGB, Trellis, VG, Peter, Norman and Jost seemed the same as always (which is to say hit or miss on traffic). Enjoy!
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Thanks for the info our plans will stay as is.
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