4 Sailors, 1 Catamaran, and the real Virgin Islands. Day 1!
We Finally Set Sail… Our Virgin Islands sailing Adventure Begins | USVI to Spanish VI | Day 1.
The adventure is ON. We leave Benner Bay in St. Thomas and officially begin our Caribbean sailing journey through the U.S. Virgin Islands and Spanish Virgin Islands. Day one takes us across turquoise water to St. John, where we anchor out and hit the famous floating tacos at Lime Out—and yes, they’re worth the hype.
This is only the start. Over the next few days, we’ll be island hopping by sailboat, exploring Christiansted and Frederiksted in St. Croix, sailing to Culebra, Puerto Rico, and dropping anchor at Great St. James Island. Expect epic sailing views, clear water, island food stops, and real-life boat life in the Caribbean.
If you’ve ever dreamed of quitting the dock and sailing the islands, this series is for you. Subscribe now—things only get better from here.
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Sail Stillwater
Thank you for finding your way to our channel! We are Jillian and Brian from Stillwater, Oklahoma. We are a blue collar couple who enjoy traveling as much as our bank account and busy lives will allow. We love turquoise water, rum, and every place in the Caribbean that we have dipped our toes into. We have a passion for sailing and in our downtime you will find us on a charter somewhere with our friends and family. We started our channel to document our travels and share our love of sailing and travel. We are working hard on our retirement plan to purchase our own catamaran and set sail for the Caribbean! Start our own charter business and supplement our retirement by providing people the opportunity to relax or to live like a modern day pirate on board our boat, while we show them around the paradise we have came to love. I hope we can enjoy an umbrella drink with you sometime in the future. Cheers! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBusRK4UPRVsEOzvz3Zpvpw?sub_confirmation=1
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