Caribbean Cruising Club

P. O. Box 303476
St. Thomas, VI 00803
340-998-2318
Caribbean Cruising Club
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sailorjo@caribbeancruisingclub.com
What to bring?
2 or more swimsuits, 4 pair of
shorts, 4 tee shirts,
2 collared shirts,
one light summer type dress (for the ladies that wish
to
bring a dress),
sandals , a light wind breaker, sunscreen,
camera, cell phone with 110V charger, small flashlight.
Your luggage should fit into a soft sided carry on bag,
please no hard
sided or airline type bag with wheels, we do not have the capacity to
store
luggage. You should be able to bring your things in a carry-on
bag, if you check your luggage it may not arrive in time.
What not to bring?
Blow dryers, electric equipment,
expensive jewelry
and watches, hard luggage, luggage with wheels,
snorkel equipment except prescription lenses or a
favorite mask and snorkel
(we have ample equipment aboard),
tennis shoes ( except in the case of running or hiking)
evening wear, high heeled shoes.
We are happy to help in making Land Accommodations
in you
would like to spend some time ashore before or after your
cruise. Cane Garden Bay, Myett's suites or
Rhymer's Beach Hotel
are
good choices for three or more days, the Sand Castle in Jost Van Dyke
is
a great place to end your cruise.
Airlines
St. Thomas has jet service direct or connecting flights
through San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Parties of 4 or more may have the
use of the entire
yacht.
Why do most boats
cost more than RAGAMUFFIN?
We would rather be sailing then sit at
anchor
like many other boats, our boat RAGAMUFFIN is
paid for and we are your crew.
Our boat is our home.
We are usually up by 7 am and sailing by 9, on most days we
have our
anchor down for the day by lunch.
We do not step and fetch it and will not protest if one of
our CREW
(guests) wants to do the dishes, we encourage everyone to chip in and
help.
You eat out most nights in fine restaurants.
We live in the Virgin Islands all year around, and have been
sailing
down here for 20
years.
Foxy, Michael Bean's, Tony Snell, Kareem, Ivan,
Sand
Man, Seddie, Val, Sammy,
John St. John, Debbie, Jason, Prince, Elvit, Baldwin, Jemma, Randy,
Wendy, Zeus to name a few are personal friends. If you
don't know who they are come sailing if we run into them we will be
happy to introduce you.
We have the most fun with people that like to get up in the
morning,
sail, snorkel and go ashore in the
afternoon to mingle with the natives.
If you expect be waited on hand and foot, start your day with
Bloody
Mary's and Mimosa's, drink from the open bar in some secluded cove
every evening, we are probably not the boat for you.
The Virgin Islands are a "fun" place with, beautiful
soft
white beaches, warm clear blue water, friendly locals and lots of music
and night life. (So Many Beaches, So Many Bars, So Much Sailing, only
So Much Time!!)
Some people say we are the people Jimmy Buffet was talking
about we he
sang "We are the people your parents warned you about".
Our
usual Itinerary
We are a non-smoking couple,
but we do allow smoking
on the aft deck.
Smoking is not allowed in restaurants in the BVI.
We are a drug free boat.
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