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Good afternoon. In my past research I came across hotels that offered packages that would be for hotel stay with boat stay. Something like 3 nights hotel. 3 nights boat. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you!
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I suspect that those kinds of arrangements are best found in the summer months - very difficult to manage in the busy season.
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Lovango Cay does that (USVI). Villa and yacht. Pricey.
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The Bitter End Yacht Club used to do this, when they had their Freedom 30 fleet. Not sure if that's the deal you're thinking of, but they stopped offering it (and got rid of those boats) many years ago. Dan 
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Just to clarify what makes it difficult is the turn around and either boat or villa cleaning costs.
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