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Hi - this will be our second BVI vacation on a power cat with a Capt. All adults, 5 nights. I'd love to hear some suggestions on itinerary ideas, favorite places to see. Below is our itinerary from our previous trip in 2020 (just before Covid). We plan on keeping some of the itinerary the same but swap out a few things (ie Baths - don't feel we need to do that again):
Leave from Road Town:
Day one: Norman/Willy T (yes, fast out of the gate)
Day Two: hit Baths, then stayed two nights in Anegada
Day three: Anegada (chartered with Sherwin)
Day 4: Anchored n Diamond Cay, Sandy Spit area for the day, spent night in Great Harbour
Day 5: Soggy Dollar
Thanks in advance.
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Hi - this will be our second BVI vacation on a power cat with a Capt. All adults, 5 nights. I'd love to hear some suggestions on itinerary ideas, favorite places to see. Below is our itinerary from our previous trip in 2020 (just before Covid). We plan on keeping some of the itinerary the same but swap out a few things (ie Baths - don't feel we need to do that again):
Leave from Road Town:
Day one: Norman/Willy T (yes, fast out of the gate)
Day Two: hit Baths, then stayed two nights in Anegada
Day three: Anegada (chartered with Sherwin)
Day 4: Anchored n Diamond Cay, Sandy Spit area for the day, spent night in Great Harbour
Day 5: Soggy Dollar
Thanks in advance. Our favorite place is Anegada. But the North Sound, Virgin Gorda is also great. Spent my 50th Birthday at the BEYC which is not back in operation I understand. Leverick Bay is also pretty nice. Its a good jumping off point for heading to Anegada too. But you won't be sailing so distance between harbors won't be a big deal. We may also check out Cane Garden Bay this year. Haven't been there but I sure hear its nice!
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BEYC has recently partially re-opened, should be even more open by March.
M4000 "Lio Kai"
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We definitely want to go to Anegada again, and would love to check out the North Sound of Virgin Gorda. Thanks.
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CGB is still a great stop as long as the cruise ship's haven't dumped their passengers there.Even if they do they leave by 2.30. The great new place to try on CGB is Indigo House just a little way west down the beach...great cocktails and food and you can swim and relax right there..most of the cruise shippers downt even travel that far down the beach. Anegada is loved by many of us here..
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Mal, we stayed at the Indigo House many years ago. You are correct that the cruisers usually don't come that far down the beach. One day we were walking back after lunch and saw a couple of ladies walk out of the house. I inquired as to what they were doing. They said the door was unlocked so they used the bathroom. Apparently ignoring our stuff all about the downstairs. They were cruisers. But again, they usually don't walk down that far. I look forward to seeing it now.
Go Irish!!
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