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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: Dawnp]
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12/17/2015 12:44 PM
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Festiva Sailing Vacations and Tradewinds Cruise Club offers cabin only trips every week. You will have to do google from their sites.
Mike
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: salica]
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12/17/2015 05:46 PM
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salica said: Aged 21, married and prepared to leave the husbands behind??!! Hmmmmmm.... <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> The most constructive advice I could give to Dawn would be to become a regular on the site, get to know people on the site, contribute in a meaningful way to the site, and develop trust. This doesn't happen overnight. We've had wonderful sailing trips with people we've met on this site, but none of them were with people making their first post. Hopefully you'll hang around and become a TTOL regular and BVI junkie like many of us here! <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/handshake.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: Dawnp]
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12/18/2015 06:28 AM
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This chatter is highly relevant. The issue is not 21 years old, fantastic body etc, it's about who you are.
There are many 21 year olds that I would not want on the boat regardless of all of physical attributes. Festiva would take most people as they are in the business and money may be more important that who you are.
For the rest of us, male or female, lots of information would be required and rightly so. There is a lot of responsibility taking people out for a week.
With respect to getting information, you should want to know a lot about who you are hitching a ride with. These attributes should include age weight health sailing experience etc as your personal safety would depend on it.
A boat is a small place. It's not a cruise ship. Everyone needs to get along well or a bad time will be had by all.
The Reply asking your age may or may not have been innocent. Your lack of experience may have led to this thread going in this direction.
Oh well.
They still have their boats and cabins and you can keep looking.
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: Dawnp]
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12/18/2015 10:03 AM
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Dawnp said: We are two women looking for two cabins on a shared BVI cruise. Our husband don't like sailing so we would like to leave them behind! Someone must be able to help us out....please! Thanks and Merry Christmas to all Well, good morning! and welcome aboard Dawnp. Let's dissect your post for the few knuckle draggers....I see 2 women wanting 2 cabins on a shared charter in the BVI, need help with ideas........I would think Kneafseym's recommendations of Festiva/Tradewinds are very good ones! DorothyGale, I went to the Antlos site and there are no boats offered anywhere? have you used this group before? Now as far as the strange questions and comments, her "attitude" changed after a couple of "smartalic" posts. I don't think her first post should have contained all of her personal info, she's not interviewing here, she was starting a conversation. <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/toast.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
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12/18/2015 10:46 AM
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DorothyGale said: Beerman - I just saw that the article was in Yachting Monthly today, as a possible piece of info for Dawnp. I like the idea of this "AirBnB" style chartering. I just went to the site again, I entered locations from the main page and nothing, but then I scrolled down and their top offerings with prices etc were there, looks interesting. Thanks for the link.
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: FeelinNauti]
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12/18/2015 12:30 PM
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Dawn - I hope ya'll find the perfect fit. Ya'll are pretty gamie for taking this on and will probably find what you're looking for on this site. This site is great and incredibly helpful for sailing in the islands and everything in between. TackingAG - FUNNY! You guys need a QB but maybe Kyler will head to Austin and you'll still get to watch him I know, I know - we need a coach..... Hook'em
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
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12/18/2015 12:40 PM
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Dawn, If you are still serious after all the crap you just took, look into this charter company. http://www.visailing.com/stateroom-cabin-charters.phpYou can rent crewed boats by the stateroom. Call Joan, she is very helpful and won't be rude and condescending! Good luck and do it now, it's beautiful! Enjoy!
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: fstorms]
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12/19/2015 01:19 AM
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I wish you luck. I'd say it's probably a little difficult to go this route unless you go with one of the companies that do exactly this.
Doing it privately with other individuals without having met is a far riskier endeavor. Would be easier to do if you had more time and could meet others before hand. We did this our last trip - we sailed with BEERMAN and family who we had only met on past trips. I would have been much more hesitant doing something like this having never met someone, but having met them a few times over a couple of years and communicating here..etc it was an easy choice. And it worked out great!
Matt
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
[Re: Dawnp]
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12/19/2015 07:24 AM
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Dawn... Try Jim at http://www.sailingbluemoon.com/ (a TTOL Sponsor). He does weeks where people take cabins rather than the whole boat. I know Jim well from when I also had a boat in the BVI and organised the occasional week of cabin charters for TTOL people. Many people on the board know Jim so I'm sure you can get references.
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Re: Looking for cabin on Vessel for 1 week sail - shar
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We have a cabin only sailing going out on Yacht Promenade February 15th for ten nights (you can do 7 or ten) that has other women who have booked cabins on it, if you are still looking.
kerry
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