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In a word, FUN. DH and I did it several years ago. It's a real sail, not a "go out and motor around" or something like that. Pax are sometimes asked to help a bit. Some basic info: you will be barefoot on the boat, no exceptions; it's a sail, not a "cocktail cruise," so wear comfy clothing and expect to get wind blown and wet. One couple on our trip out was honeymooning; she expected a romantic "sunset cruise" with cocktails, a band, etc.; he booked this. She was not thrilled and was upset the whole time. Now, I can't really blame her for not being happy in the beginning, but she just complained the whole time. OTOH, there was a group of mature ladies travelling together that were great sports; they had a superb time. It was well worth the cost, IMO.

 

beachchick

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Yes it is. Just hang a right at the tender pier when you step off the tender, and it's right there with all the other boats along the harbor. It sounds like you'll have a great time--definitely wind in your hair (along with the lovely cooling sprays of water).

 

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