BVI Chart Briefing - Salt Island to Anegada - Part 2 of 3

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • This week, in our second part, we continue on our trip from Salt Island to Anegada... Enjoy!
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Komentáře • 15

  • @jamieosh70
    @jamieosh70 Před 6 lety +2

    Excellent job. Really appreciate these briefings in prep for my return to BVIs.

    • @ProteusYachtCharters
      @ProteusYachtCharters  Před 6 lety

      Jamie O'Shaughnessy thanks, Part 3 will come out next Thursday and then we are producing four parts that focus on alternate anchorages on the islands and more depth.

    • @jamieosh70
      @jamieosh70 Před 6 lety +1

      Proteus Yacht Charters Awesome!

  • @lawrencegress9831
    @lawrencegress9831 Před 6 lety +1

    Really wonderful job.

  • @andyl8025
    @andyl8025 Před 5 lety +1

    extremely helpful information! Anegada sounds amazing

  • @williamwidmanphotography

    what is the average depth coming through the North Sound in Gorda Sound? Could a 125ft motor yacht with 9-ft draft make it through?

  • @snookman9920
    @snookman9920 Před 2 lety

    Which charts are you using? I have Navionics app and the charter obviously has a chartplotter but I am looking for excellent paper charts.

    • @ProteusYachtCharters
      @ProteusYachtCharters  Před 2 lety

      Most charter companies in the BVI use IMRAY-IOLIRE charts. Fairly easy to find at West Marine. Bon Voyage!

  • @apainlessone
    @apainlessone Před 6 lety +1

    You make it sound like Bitter End is functioning and Saba Rock only had minor damage. What is the real situation post Irma??

    • @ProteusYachtCharters
      @ProteusYachtCharters  Před 6 lety

      Ron B. The Bitter End and Saba Rock were devastated. They are both re-building as you read this but are not currently open. We made a conscious decision to make these chart briefs as if the BVI was fully functional, because in 6 months it will be and this briefing will be around for a few years. The devastation of hurricane Irma is well documented, and the islands are rebounding surprisingly well. The North Sound was particularly badly hit and it will be quite a long time until it is open fully. Having lived in the BVI for 8 years the determination of the islanders to bounce back should not be underestimated. We are actively promoting the BVI as only with us going and spending our dollars there will they rebound quickly.

    • @apainlessone
      @apainlessone Před 6 lety +1

      I have a charter scheduled for the first week in April 2018 and ran across your video...that's why i was questioning some of your recommendations. Obviously many won't apply to us for April. The videos are great however...This will be my 7th time in the BVIs but I am bringing people who haven't been so I am trying to select a 7 day route so they can see some of the things that remain.

    • @ProteusYachtCharters
      @ProteusYachtCharters  Před 6 lety

      Of all the places I talk about the two that are still struggling are the Cooper Island Beach Club and The North Sound. The rest is perfectly serviceable. I wish you a great trip. There will be more tips and destinations coming soon in our popular chart briefing series. Thanks, and we can help you book next time whether it be the BVI or some other destination around the world - we represent over 200 fleet operators and over 4,000 boats all around the world. (we cost you nothing, but save you a ton!) www.proteusyachtcharters.com

  • @scornflake
    @scornflake Před 4 lety

    Curious as to why you’re recommending BEYC when it’s gone...? destroyed.

    • @ProteusYachtCharters
      @ProteusYachtCharters  Před 4 lety +1

      Because i know the ownership, and it is being rebuilt. It will be open fairly soon by all accounts.