February 2016
Nature's Little Secrets
Exploring the British Virgin Islands aboard the Moorings 514PC.
The 40-plus islands that form the British Virgin Islands (BVI) are lovingly referred to as “nature’s little secrets.” These dazzling islands, rocks and cays, settled in the crystal clear Caribbean water, offer the perfect cruising ground for experienced and amateur boaters alike. The islands beg to be explored, and the warm, calm waters — protected by the “bath-like” formation of the islands — boast some of the greatest snorkeling in the world.
Also In This Issue…
- Belle City of the Lakes: For contemporary arts and Frank Lloyd Wright architecture, Danish kringles and festivals, drop anchor in the Lake Michigan harbor town of Racine, Wisconsin.
- Boat Test: Crownline 270 SS Bowrider — Brawn, meet beauty.
- Boat Test: Beneteau Gran Turismo 40 — Impressionist movement.
- Boat Spotlights: Carver, Elandra, Prestige, Tahoe
- Size Doesn’t Matter: Twenty of the latest and greatest boats under 25 feet.
- Ask the Expert: PlasTEAK president William Gribble builds the case for synthetic wood swim platforms.
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