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Sailing the BVI? Don’t Be a Dingy With Out Your Dinghy

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010
In the British Virgin Islands, the sea and its many pleasures are never far away. Islands of all sizes dot the crystal blue waters, creating one of the world's most varied and beautiful sailing grounds. Dozens of charter boats from bareboats to luxury crewed yachts cruise the waters offering a myriad of ways for sailing the BVI. The many delights of visiting the islands' peaceful anchorages, beach bars and waterside restaurants are easily accessible, but unless you plan to swim ashore, you will need to use the inflatable dinghy that comes with your charter. By being smart how you use it, the dinghy can be a source of great fun while sailing the BVI.Check It Out Before You Leave If you have chartered a sailboat before, you know that an employee from the charter company will spend considerable time during the boat briefing going over your yacht, but perhaps make .. moreĀ»

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Sailing England’s Great Lakes

Wednesday, August 4th, 2010
The United Kingdom is blessed with beautiful lakes. It comes as no surprise as to why many people from all over the world would go to the UK and spend their holidays staying afloat in their sailboats and dinghies. When the breeze is right and the sun shines great, expect the UK's lakes to be figured with a number of boats cruising its waters.Lake District, home of UK's great lakes, is one of the most frequented places when it comes to sailing. With cities like Keswick and Ambleside sitting right at the shores of Derwent Water and Windermere, you can easily check yourself and your stuff in one of Keswick hotels and Ambleside hotels and then go out and just have fun sailing.Derwent Water is the home of the Derwent Water Marina. Located near most of the major Keswick hotels, Derwent Water Marina offers guests with arrays of outdoor activities .. moreĀ»

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