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Slip vs. Mooring..
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03/04/2015 12:43 PM
03/04/2015 12:43 PM
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FrenchLaundry
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Our family has been on a 4 day charter and we are about to leave for an 8 day charter. We have children 9, 11, & 12 and we have a captain. We would like to spend more time hiking & activities. Our itinerary is below and we would like to get some feedback on slip vs. mooring. We moored last time and are thinking of using a slip more this time. Our kids are usually tired towards the end of the day and we believe there are some advantages of using a slip (we can still enjoy a dinner and get back quicker. I am specifically looking for downsides or bad experiences using slip?
Sunday - sleep aboard Road Town Monday - Waterlemon Cay St Johns moor Tuesday - Salt Pond Bay St. Johns moor Wednesday - Peter Island (slip Thursday - BEYC (slip) Friday - Leverick Bay in the afternoon, jeep rental, party & pig roast - slip Saturday - Drive to Baths in AM, lunch, explore Virgin Gorda, return car, (stay over night) (slip or moor?) Sunday - Norman Island, Indians, caves (moor) Monday - Home
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