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Long time charterer in the BVI (first trip 1980...I'm old), but I haven't been since early 2020. Heading back down in a couple weeks. What's the current mooring ball situation at CGB and Great Harbour? I prefer to anchor whenever possible, and I'm not a fan of Boaty Ball, but last time I was down there, seems like the FCFS balls have all but disappeared or are gone by noon. I really don't like anchoring in GH or CGB if I can avoid it because of crowding and poor holding, especially GH. Any recent intel on these two anchorages? Thanks.
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Very few FCFS balls in GH. CGB still has plenty. Anchoring not recommended in GH - holding really isn’t good at all in most spots. We avoid it nowadays.
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I have anchored with Tom Garvey on his cat right in front of Myett's in CGB with no problems a few times..
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I have anchored with Tom Garvey on his cat right in front of Myett's in CGB with no problems a few times..
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