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01/16/2015 08:01 PM
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Need some help on overnight selection.
We are looking to spend first night (Friday) in Great Harbor on JVD and go to the BBQ at Foxys. Plan to go to Soggy Dollar on Saturday morning. I am looking at getting a ball at either Diamond Cay or White Beach on Guana for Saturday night.
This will be in mid-July.
Can you share your opinions please....
Mark
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I would keep the boat in Great Harbor and dinghy over to White Bay. Saturday is a big day tripper day and will be packed. We are not buffet fans and would prefer to sit down and be served for dinner, with so many great options on Jost.
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I'm a firm believer that sailing itineraries all hold one thing in common-- they change without a lot of advance planning.
IF Soggy is jam packed on Saturday and you want to get outta there, head for Guana and plan on early Sunday snorkeling at Monkey Point.
If you get caught in the gravity storm at Soggy, Diamond Cay is closer.
No help, am I ???
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