Welcome to Cane Garden Bay, in the British Virgin Islands! (BVI) CARIBBEAN
Captain Rick Moore
Captain Rick Moore: The high-authority master of the 70ft steel schooner Sophisticated Lady, navigating 20 years of blue-water adventure from Panama to the Pacific.
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Today finds us in Cane Garden Bay in the Northwest side of Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands of the Caribbean! Cane Garden Bay has always been a favorite, and home to many things.. first of all it has one of the longest and most beautiful beaches in the BVI, and it’s also one of the favored spots with the surfing community when the north swell builds… when that happens it is not a time we want to be here in the anchorage, but right now is a nice time, it’s calm water and we thought we’d come in and take a little flight around with our “MARINER” Waterproof Drone and have a look!
Cane Garden Bay is also home to some of our favorite establishments we’ve been coming to for years and bringing charter guests to year after year and they always love it! You have Myett’s Beach Bar and Grill with live music almost every night down on the end of the beach.. you’ve got Quito’s Restaurant and Happy Hour Bar where you can hear Quito and the Edge perform live several times per week.. you’ve got Rhymers and many many more!
So when you’re in the area, don’t forget to stop by and see Cane Garden Bay, it’s definitely worth a visit!
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Myett’s Resort and Beach Bar
www.Myetts.com
Quito and the Edge:
http://www.QuitoAndTheEdge.com
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