The Baths, Virgin Gorda...giant granite boulders, with natural tide pools, tunnels, arches, and white sandy beaches, are an adult jungle-gym

Lameshur offers a relaxing beach day, fun snorkeling, or adventurous hiking on trails range from low-key to very challenging...

St. John, the Love City, is known for it's untamed beauty above and below the surface. Join us as we bounce from bay to bay and explore.

Differing in terrain from the rest of the Virgin Islands, Anegada is a coral island surrounded by a barrier reef that lies 12 miles north of

Boasting lush green hills, serene turquoise bays, abundant marine life, and fun-loving islanders, Tortola is the 'mainland' of the BVI.

The Baths is a group of giant granite boulders scattered along the beach between the aquamarine waters of Devil's Bay and Spring Bay.

Three-square miles house one of the most famous beach bars and an insane New Year's celebration that hosts thousands of eager partiers.

St. Thomas is spotted with restaurants, beautiful beaches, and must-see destinations.

It was time for Kuma Too to come out of retirement in Florida and give the Caribbean another go-at-it.

Many are intimidated by wet heads and wonder how they actually work. So let’s shower together!

Luckily Irma was only a category 2 when the eye passed about 20 miles east of our Hurricane Hole. So how did we prepare?

The stars and the moon are brighter and way clearer at an anchorage than on land. It's super special when viewing them from your bed

Find crew that can cook ✔️ Two of our crew premade and vacuum sealed 102 hot meals to be frozen for the passage.

As we approached from 27,000-feet of water to 8,000-feet, the deep blue water was so inviting- I had to go for a swim! Incredible experience

We climbed a ladder and barrel rolled out of the bunker before we repelled down into the fort! We had fun exploring the WWII Fort Segarra.

Sydney's Peace and Love is one of the last remaining true BVI experiences - Sydney's daughters still run the place with an 'honor bar'

Over a hundred dolphins surrounded Kuma, playing in our wake and between our hulls. Hump day and a bang... issues with the mainsail set up.

'Bye, Dunedin! See you in 2 months!’ That was truly the moment when it settled in - another dream is within an arm's reach of achievement!

On Christmas day we pulled into the Dry Tortugas National Park. Welcomed by a flock of snooty terns, we maneuvered to Garden Key anchorage.

It was Thanksgiving Day 2016. All of a sudden the RPMs shot up and the alternator alarm went off on the starboard engine.