British Virgin Islands
12-20-2019 | 08:07 AM
#12
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From: Cape Coral, Florida
Everything is line of sight, except if you want to go to Anegada (sp). Do not do that trip in a sailboat, it takes waaay too long! 
There is an OSO member that owns a place in the Bitter End called Saba Rock. It got wiped out from the last hurricane and I believe that they are rebuilding. Not sure if it is done yet. l that guys name is David (OSO name-ExPat) and his GF's name is ChrisAnn.... Both were very nice people!
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Last edited by OldSchool; 12-20-2019 at 08:13 AM.
12-22-2019 | 10:28 AM
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We did an awesome trip down there a few years back. 40 people, 5 boats...….and charts that were basically just a placemat. Everything is line of sight, except if you want to go to Anegada (sp). Do not do that trip in a sailboat, it takes waaay too long!
There is an OSO member that owns a place in the Bitter End called Saba Rock. It got wiped out from the last hurricane and I believe that they are rebuilding. Not sure if it is done yet. l that guys name is David (OSO name-ExPat) and his GF's name is ChrisAnn.... Both were very nice people!
Everything is line of sight, except if you want to go to Anegada (sp). Do not do that trip in a sailboat, it takes waaay too long! There is an OSO member that owns a place in the Bitter End called Saba Rock. It got wiped out from the last hurricane and I believe that they are rebuilding. Not sure if it is done yet. l that guys name is David (OSO name-ExPat) and his GF's name is ChrisAnn.... Both were very nice people!
https://www.bvitraveller.com/constru...a-rock-resort/
