"Ode to the Credit Card Captains", Anegada, British Virgin Islands, Caribbean
Unfortunately, mishaps like this are not a very rare occurrence in the BVI’s… this was just an extreme case and we happened to have the camera running from the onset. Still amazes me how many of these bareboat captains are completely unqualified to operate these vessels, yet the bareboat companies keep renting them out without proper screening… and this one damaged 6 boats in 45 minutes, 4 of them private vessels like ours. Guess as long as you have a credit card… Can find out more about our charter business at www.WindInMySails.com and if you like the video, feel free to SHARE or RE-POST it anywhere!
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