Bareboat Sailing in the Caribbean
The volcanic islands of the Caribbean feature rugged mountain peaks rising from the clear blue sea. Many of the islands are uninhabited, and the only way to reach them is by boat. A Caribbean sailing vacation allows a traveler to discover the extraordinary beauty of secluded lagoons, as well as the frequently visited areas of the British Virgin Islands.
A bareboat charter in the Caribbean offers both tranquility and an exotic adventure. It offers freedom and independence, and the option of exploration. There is no itinerary and vacationers set the pace. They can be flexible with their excursions day to day during their trip. In addition to the adventure of sailing, the passengers on a bareboat charter can enjoy snorkeling, swimming, diving, fishing and hiking.
The British Virgin Islands are an excellent location for a bareboat charter because of the islands’ close proximity, providing calm waters and short distances between destinations. The weather is consistently sunny and breezy making for ideal sailing conditions.
Barecat Yacht Charters, located in Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, provides luxury catamaran charters at a reasonable cost. Its owners, Mike and Sydney Fallis, have over thirty years of combined experience in the yacht charter industry. Their word of mouth advertising from experienced customers keeps their yachts always in demand. They ensure a successful trip by anticipating customers’ needs, and personally guiding guest planning before and during a sailing trip.
Barecat.com has stateside booking, and can make recommendations for which of their boats to choose, airlines, hotels, water sports and provisions. Their yachts are highly maintained for performance and safety, as well as cleanliness and comfort.
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