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Dishes

Doing dishes on a boat is more than just a chore—it’s a shared responsibility that can impact everything from water usage to crew morale. With limited freshwater reserves and space, it’s essential to approach dishwashing thoughtfully. Everyone has their own habits and preferences, but understanding the unique needs of life on a boat can prevent…

Trash

Believe it or not trash and how to handle it can be a large friction point. First, it should go without saying, that trash should never be disposed of in the ocean. While there are specific laws around this, this will hold true while on charter in the BVIs. Many people feel it is okay…

Food

Before you embark on your adventure you need to know what the food situation is. Before you get into where you might eat, provisioning is a part of the charter, and often a hefty cost. With current prices, food for 5 people for a week may exceed $1500. Who is paying for the provisions? Who…

BVI Charter Costs

When planning a charter vacation, it’s important to understand that costs can vary greatly depending on a number of factors such as the season, demand, boat, and amenities. While some charter companies may offer packaged deals, it’s best to be prepared for all types of additional costs to avoid any surprises. When considering a charter,…

The Mornings

Mornings on a boat charter are more than just the start of a new day; they’re the foundation for the entire crew’s mood and energy. Whether it’s a well-rested, upbeat morning or a sluggish, irritable start, mornings can make or break the day’s vibe on board. Between adjusting to new surroundings, possible hangovers, dehydration, and…

Heat

In the name of knowing what to expect, you can expect heat. You can expect humidity above 70% and you can expect that makes you sweaty and sticky. Yes, with more heat and sweating you’ll break out more, get more zits and find it harder to not stink. Don’t let this be a deterrent to…

You Are On The Ocean!

First you must be safe. Then you must ensure you remain safe. Then you can have a good time. One of the biggest things overlooked when going to the British Virgin Islands is that you are ON THE OCEAN. Always respect the fact you will be living on a boat on the largest, most powerful…