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Ahoy,
Have sailed bareboat many times in BVI and St. Maarten.
Have sailed with Captain in Greece and Thailand (highly recommend Seascape Sailing).
Seascape is taking a brief break so we are looking for Captained trip in Philippines.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Carol
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The Philippines is not a good place to go. I have a contact leaving the Philippines with his family and moving to Canada.
If I were you look for a warm place maybe Spain or Greece.
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Croatia and Italy are good for combining sail and land. We’ve done them both and three Greek charters
I’m considering Tahiti for 2025
JPH
I spent my money on booze, broads, and boats...the rest I wasted.
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Croatia... Marina prices in Croatia are HORRENDOUS since they adopted the Euro. Went last year and 300 Euro a night (US$325 approx) for a 45 ft catamaran on what was, basically, the town dock.
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You can take a look at Sail Philippines or Philippine Island Sailing. Both of these companies offer trips with captains.
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