Captk and I have bare-boated in the British Virgin Islands 11 times. We have also bare-boated in the Bahamas’s twice, and explored...

We first visited the British Virgin Islands in 2010, aboard a Windstar Cruise. It was love at first sight. We have returned to the BVI 12...

“A crystal clear Colorado sky opens above us, a blue so deep it makes you dizzy. The occasional bright white wispy cloud dances across...

"What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness."- John Steinbeck If you are looking to experience...

There is not a city that loves a party more than New Orleans and they pull out all the stops for the Holidays. Twinkling lights, festive...

Just north of Jupiter, Fl directly on US Hwy 1, is Jonathan Dickinson State Park. This WWII military base turned State Park encompasses...

I have lived in Jupiter/Tequesta, Florida for 11 years and I love it. It has a relaxed, slightly upscale, fishing village vibe. The ocean...

In the center of Florida is a stunning three course golf resort, complete with a contemporary Lodge, two clubhouses, eight unique...

The British Virgin Islands has the BEST beach bars! Rum concoctions or a cold local brew, a sandy beach, a lounge chair under a palm...

On the southwestern tip of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is a geological wonder known as the Baths. Granite boulders, some...

Norman Island is one of the only privately owned islands in the British Virgin Islands that allow access to their hiking trails. Hiking...

On the far eastern side of Jost Van Dyke in the BVI, is a geological delight called the Bubbly Pool. This natural Jacuzzi is formed as waves roll through a crevasse in the boulders that line the Northeastern coast of Jost. The waves fill a small pool with effervescent sea water. This beautiful spot is 3.8 km from Great Harbour and 1.3 km from Little Harbour. If you are walking from Great Harbour, there is a steep incline to reach Little Harbour and another steep incline

One of the biggest attractions in the British Virgin Islands is the sea life. The waters surrounding these minimally developed islands are teeming with colorful fish and striking coral formations. Two of the most popular snorkeling spots are the Caves and the Indians. The coral formations at the Indians are spectacular with beautiful blue fan coral, golden brain coral, and patches of red fire coral. The Caves are interesting because of the formations into the rock cliffs.

No sailing trip to the British Virgin Islands is complete without a visit to White Bay, Jost Van Dyke or Pirates Bight, Norman Island....

It had been 30 years since we visited the Keys. We enjoyed numerous delicious meals, these are my recommendations for restaurants.

It had been 30 years since we visited the Keys. We were not sure what we would find. We were in search of "Old Florida," outdoor activities

Palm Beach County has outdoor activities galore, including stunning beaches, beautiful golf courses, and extensive hiking and biking...

St.John is the smallest of the major islands in the United States Virgin Island group. St. John is 60% Virgin Island National Park,...

Unspoiled, very lightly developed and uncrowded Anegada is the place of deserted island dreams. Different from her sisters in the south,...

We first visited the British Virgin Islands in 2010, aboard a Windstar Cruise. It was love at first sight. We have returned to the BVI 16 times in the past decade. In 2016, we bare boated (sailed without a captain or crew) for the first time. We found the autonomy, adventure and privacy captivating.