It is 24hrs since the BVI Spring Regatta came to a close and we would like to congratulate Team BVI for the fantastic job they did. Captain Dunbar competed like a true champion, he and his crew winning a total of 3 races, while claiming 2nd place in two others and 3rd place in another 2 giving them the most wins in Bareboat A.
Well done Team, we know you encountered some challenges but were strong and overcame all the obstacles. Go Team BVI! You rock!
In this sailing destination you will find line of sight navigation ideal for sailors of all levels, even if you are just curious about the sailing experience.
Overlooking still waters from the Beach on Norman Island.
It is my pleasure to take you on a tour through this archipelago of forty emerald islands where you will experience northeasterly trade winds throughout the winter months through early summer. The winds will shift south southwesterly as you go through the summer. With winds blowing from the northeast, leaving Road Town on Tortola, a sail to Norman Island will not require you to tack and the estimated time of arrival is 45 minutes to 1 hour, a distance of 7 nautical miles.
Here’s a welcome from Captain Marsha! We are going to blog about everything sailing! We’ll offer chart briefings, insider tips and information about sailing, racing, diving and having fun while cruising the high seas!
We welcome your comments on hidden treasures you’ve found while sailing, diving and/or racing – be it a place, a beach, a restaurant, a fabulous shop or a lively pub! Tell us about your sailing adventure. Share your experience and join us in what promises to be a lively blog! Bear with us while we get reams of information online for you!
Welcome aboard!
Captain Marsha
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