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    SPECIAL REPORT

    Dec 09, 2021 5 minutes

    For a full list of Caribbean events and latest news see the Caribbean Sailing Association at caribbean-sailing.com

    The BVIs' Bitter End Yacht Club, which was devastated by Hurricane Irma in 2017, is set to reopen in December, with the inclusion of more than 70 mooring balls

    These days it’s hard to predict what the world may look like in a few weeks, let alone a few months, but many in the Caribbean yachting industry are cautiously optimistic for the upcoming 2022 cruising and racing season. Although the days of spontaneous island hopping might be over (for now, at least), there is value to be found in slowing down, and being a little more intentional with your time.

    The challenges presented by the fact that most islands are separate nations with

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