There are many excellent choices of stops as we sail downwind with the trades along the Grenadines Islands chain. White sand beaches, small port towns and secluded bays. Palm trees, Continue Reading →
“Wow, 30 feet deep and you can see some sea cucumbers on the bottom!” says Joanne as we grab the mooring ball. “I’m going swimming.” Greg and Joanne Holmes with their Continue Reading →
Grenada and the Southern Grenadines offer lots of beachy and small Caribbean town stops for lunch and overnights. With several major airlines that fly into GND, your travel is easy for reaching Continue Reading →
The lush Island of Grenada and its dependencies Carriacou, Petite Martinique and Ronde have lots of excellent ports and anchorages. Add the southern Grenadines of Union, Mayreau, Petite St. Vincent and the Continue Reading →
The group of isands that are Guadeloupe offer a variety of day and overnight stops, lots of delicious Creole cooking, local Ti’ Punch, great snorkeling and excellent sailing conditions. On Continue Reading →
The delightful small islands of Les Saintes are a day sail from Pointe-a-Pitre and the main charter bases on Guadeloupe. The village, Bourg des Saintes that overlooks Les Saintes Bay, one of Continue Reading →
Here’s one crew’s perspective after cruising during the last week of October 2017. (Courtesy of DYC) It’s no secret that the Virgin Islands have been hit hard by Hurricanes Irma Continue Reading →
Parklawn Sailing Assoc. (PSA) is a great group of sailors and volunteers. I have been a member for about a decade. A few PSAers have crewed aboard Cabin Charter Sailing (CCS) week-long sails. Here’s a short Continue Reading →
The Dodecanese Islands lie off the west coast of Turkey in the Aegean Sea and extend southeast into the Mediterranean ending at Rhodes. Our base port at Kos Island is Continue Reading →
The old, teeming harbor of Marmaris is our starting point for this sail along the “Turquoise Coast” of Mediterranean Turkey. Out of the large Marmaris Bay, we spend most of our Continue Reading →