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Was planning to do similar to what we did about a decade ago but my first but if research mentioned to avoid the baths when cruise ships are there. That stressed me that I need to plan more. So in case any of y'all are dreaming of the BVIs and want to throw out what you would do I would appreciate it. We depart 12/16 and 7 nights. Power cat and a bunch of kids. Thanks y'all!
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Here's a link to BVI Ports, it looks like there will be cruise ships in the area every day. https://bviports.org/cruise-schedule/ Go early or late to avoid the crowds. If you get a mooring off of Spring Bay, the middle beach, you will avoid the cruise ship people.
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Following-Just here to say we are down 12/16 for 11 nights on a cat with kids. Ours are 16 and 18 their first charter, our seventh. I'm nervous!!!
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