Dave and Patricia join the 2024 Jeanneau Owner Rendezvous in the BVI. Another step in gaining the knowledge needed to become full time cruisers
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Join Dave and Patricia as they set sail for an unforgettable adventure in the breathtaking British Virgin Islands. In this episode, they share their experiences from Tortola to Peter Island, offering valuable insights into provisioning, boat handling, and island hopping.
In April of 2021, Dave and Patricia made a bold move by selling their house and investing in a brand new XO 440. Since then, they have been tirelessly outfitting and upgrading their boat to ensure it’s well-equipped for cruising life. Prior to setting sail, the couple honed their sailing skills on the Texas coast.
To kick off their BVI adventure, Dave and Patricia arrived in Road Town, Tortola a day early to provision for their trip. Staying at an Airbnb allowed them ample time to stock up on essential groceries before setting sail.
The couple found themselves surprised by the limited options and steep prices at the local grocery store. Their $35 worth of groceries proved insufficient, leading them to realize they would need to become skilled anglers to make their provisions last throughout the trip. With a lighthearted outlook, they embraced the challenge.
A visit to Pusser’s Pub offered Dave and Patricia not only a delicious Painkiller but also a chance to experience dockside seating with stunning views of the bay. The pub’s Painkiller, served in a real straw and freshly squeezed, proved superior to their previous attempt.
Moving aboard their XO 440, Dave took the helm and expertly maneuvered through the waters from Tortola to Peter Island. Trish relaxed on deck, basking in the glorious sunshine. This was their first attempt at buoy retrieval, but with determination, they successfully managed each challenge that arose.
Despite facing hurdles such as limited provisions and heavy buoys, Dave and Patricia remained positive and embraced their adventure. With the goal of becoming adept anglers to supplement their meals, they set out on the open water with optimism.
In the next episode, Patricia will give viewers a tour of their XO 440, highlighting key features and upgrades. Additionally, they plan to explore Peter Island further, discovering all it has to offer.
Stay tuned for more captivating moments in Dave and Patricia’s incredible sailing journey through the British Virgin Islands!
If you’re intrigued by their thrilling island-hopping adventures or are considering embarking on your own cruising lifestyle, tune in for further insights into boat handling techniques, destination recommendations, and fishing tips.
Dave and Patricia found themselves enchanted by the beautiful landscapes and serene atmosphere of Peter Island during their first stop in the British Virgin Islands. Located at these coordinates:
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