In the Bahamas, comb the beach for shells and sea glass, snorkel with southern stingrays, or just find your land legs for an afternoon. Ask about going to one of the out-islands of the Bahamas, like Bimini, where you can walk the sleepy downtown, browse the straw market for souvenirs, dance to Calypso music, and try some conch salad. In the Virgin Islands we make regular stops at Virgin Gorda and the Baths, a strange yet gorgeous collection of rocks around a serene blue harbor, and Salt Island, the scene of the famous wreck of the Rhone, and home to three of the last sea salt harvesters in the BVIs. Don’t worry, Willy T’s is on our list too!

If you have never sailed before, you’re in for a treat! Juliet is a three-masted schooner, with four sails: a fore sail, main sail, mizzen sail, and a large red jib at the front, or bow, of the boat. Our crew will guide you through the proper steps, from hauling the sail, cranking the winch, making off the halyard, and sheeting the sails. If you’d rather just sit back, relax, and watch the action, by all means! Its quite a sight. Your participation is not required, but if you want to learn, we are more than happy to teach!