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Re: Wed-Wed vs Sat-Sat Charter
[Re: CaptRobear]
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10/07/2022 07:05 AM
10/07/2022 07:05 AM
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Posts: 160 Pittsboro, NC, USA
CarolinaSailor
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We always do a Tues thru Thurs charter. Crowds are much diminished, both on ferries and in airport (STT). We also do CCW, but having just done this in June, don't expect less crowded mooring situation, there are just more people boating the BVI's post-covid. So either plan on using BoatyBall, anchoring, or getting to harbors earlier. My thinking is the pent-up demand will lessen over time, but probably not for a few years.
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Re: Wed-Wed vs Sat-Sat Charter
[Re: CarolinaSailor]
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10/07/2022 07:59 AM
10/07/2022 07:59 AM
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Joined: May 2019
Posts: 170 Southeast of Disorder
Time Will Tell
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We always do a Tues thru Thurs charter. Crowds are much diminished, both on ferries and in airport (STT). We also do CCW, but having just done this in June, don't expect less crowded mooring situation, there are just more people boating the BVI's post-covid. So either plan on using BoatyBall, anchoring, or getting to harbors earlier. My thinking is the pent-up demand will lessen over time, but probably not for a few years. What CarolinaSailor said! As far as clockwise or counter its really a personal preference question - where do you want to get to first. Unless you are trying to time a specific place on Saturday or Sunday to try to take advantage of the boat turnarounds (you might see a slight dip those days) it really wont matter much - and the mooring situations will very similar! Have fun! The hard part for me is always the waiting! Keep Smiling!!!
Peter s/y Time Will Tell (2019 Lagoon 42) peter@syTimeWillTell.com
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Re: Wed-Wed vs Sat-Sat Charter
[Re: CaptRobear]
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10/07/2022 10:43 AM
10/07/2022 10:43 AM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 972 Middleburg, VA
cwoody
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any thoughts on clockwise or counterclockwise route itinerary thru the islands? We’ve always done CCW. Thanks If it is blowing like stink on the first couple of days, we head west downwind towards JVD out of Roadtown instead of beating into the wind all day towards VG, and so starts a CW trip. Hopefully winds let up for the trip east. Otherwise CCW for us as well.
Chuck W.
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Re: Wed-Wed vs Sat-Sat Charter
[Re: Deepcut]
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10/09/2022 01:04 PM
10/09/2022 01:04 PM
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Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 875 Redmond, WA
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Nothing reduces completion for mooring balls like getting out of synch from the usual weekend starts. Starting mid-week accomplishes this. Also Airport and ferry (and water taxi) competition less. ... except perhaps a global pandemic :-)
M4000 "Lio Kai"
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Re: Wed-Wed vs Sat-Sat Charter
[Re: MrEZgoin]
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10/09/2022 10:14 PM
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Posts: 945 Georgia & South Carolina
Deepcut
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Nothing reduces completion for mooring balls like getting out of synch from the usual weekend starts. Starting mid-week accomplishes this. Also Airport and ferry (and water taxi) competition less. ... except perhaps a global pandemic :-) How right you are! I survived that too.
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