Sheriva West End

Maundays Bay Road West End, AI 2640, Anguilla

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Cruising the Caribbean (Pt 2)

A travel blog entry by steeles-rvtrip

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December 17th - 24th


We are all having a great time together. Dad
and mum have never walked so much and so far.
This ship is huge, 365meters long and 64 meters wide. There are 2,704 cabins, a crew of 2,196, over 71 nationalities. The total amount of guests if full is 6,296. It uses 16tons (18,000 litres) of fuel an hour at full speed (24knots). 5,500kms of electrical cable and 280 kms of plumbing pipe was used ...

Correction. Today was sweaty.

A travel blog entry by natashaflack

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So yesterday I said that I was going to get on a bus and go to Phillipsburg and check it out. I didn't. I decided that I should leave that to the weekend or even when Jeff gets here because it could just be a lot of meadering through the streets like a creep. Also, I'd rather go and have a coffee with someone else, not just by myself. Instead, I walked to Maho Bay (about 20 minutes) - the place where the planes land bascially on the other side of the road.

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Twice Around the Island – The Big Race

A travel blog entry by pas_de_deux

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... tack we observed her perform was typical, we should easily catch and pass her on this upwind leg. Our track was closely following our practice lap track and we kept to our plan to minimize tacks.

We reached Anguilla and tacked over to port back to St. Martin at about the same spot as during our practice lap. We could see Kittycat on AIS and our boat speeds were similar. We’d know soon enough if we’d made up distance on her as ...

And then the chase was on!

A travel blog entry by mikeanddyana

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... waiting there saw two policemen with the young thief. Only now, instead of being the fleeting racehorse, he was now hobbling and limping. They probably took ...

Hurricane Season in the Caribbean!!!!!

A travel blog entry by dbkay

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... true. And it is…most of the time, anyway. The people here are an incredible mix of cultures – European, African, South, Central and North American, and of course some indigenous Caribbean from many of the islands. Most people are very friendly, helpful, and smile when you say “hi”. However, if first impressions are important, why do the immigration officers at the airport seem so disinterested, unfriendly and ...

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