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We will be arriving on January 13 and are looking for recommendations for an evening cruise. Thanks.
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JD--If you remember, what type of snacks do they have? And I assume, without knowing, that you have to take a dinghy to get to the boat? I'm not real good with dinghies.
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You do take a dinghy to the boat.
I think it is light snacks and drinks but I don't recall the specifics. On the day sail it is heavier food/sandwiches, which was very good the last time I went.
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Finger food provided on sunset sail. It's a heavenly two hours.
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