Originally Posted by caribbeangirl13
How long do you have? If it is only a week or two, you can see plenty in the USVI without going through more red tape (if there is in fact some) to get to the SVI. Also, one of my least favorite sails as a kid was sailing from Culebra to St. Thomas. It was typically straight into the wind and waves and took forever. Of course we were sailors and my parents rarely used the engine (if it worked) so we tacked and tacked and tacked again! If it were me and I had a ton of time, I would plan a trip to St. Croix instead of the SVI.


We've got the boat for nine nights. A few days and nights going to St. Croix and back is definitely one of the options I'm considering. Yours is the second recommendation I've had for St. Croix (the other being from Capt. Genevieve Evans - see https://lmtribune.com/northwest/cap...ee715da-9440-512b-9a29-15ac7e1ea2d7.html). I just rented her J/24 on Flathead Lake, and she's spent years teaching sailing in the USVI.

Cheers,
Randy

(PS. I'm in Ken Caryl, CO, and have a C&C 30 on Chatfield Reservoir).