What is a boat life with boat buddies like? Boat buddies are boats that you decide to travel with. Once you start cruising, you’ll meet a variety of boaters in an anchorage. Considering that most people are often heading the same direction, many boaters choose to link up (and sail together) for social, safety, and, if it’s a kid boat, guaranteed play dates. Martinique is a huge place for boat buddies to spend quite a bit of time.
If you’re not sure about going to a French Caribbean island, find out why you should here: 8 Reasons To Sail To A French Caribbean Island.
Watch our video, The Top 10 Benefits To Sailing With A Boat Buddy, for a more in-depth explanation of how boat buddying works and the benefits. And then watch the following video to get a glimpse into the boat buddies we had on our journey from the Bahamas down to Trinidad. Find out what we got up to from Martinique to St Lucia. And if you want a more comprehensive sightseeing tour of Martinique, check out our first visit where we tour the island: Martinique – Sightseeing
Boat Life With Boat Buddies Video
Resources mentioned in Boat Life With Boat Buddies
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- The Britican Experience – week-long live-aboard sailing experience on Britican
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Other Articles/Videos About Buddy Boating
- The Top 10 Benefits To Sailing With A Buddy Boat
- 5 Reasons To Find A Buddy Boat
- How To Find A Boat Buddy
- Boat Life With Boat Buddies (Video)
Other Articles/Videos About Our Trip South Along The Caribbean
If you’d like an overview of all the places we’ve visited in the Caribbean please read our destination overview: Caribbean
- Sailing to Saba
- St Kitts & Nevis
- Sail Montserrat
- Sailing Antigua
- Guadeloupe
- Dominica
- St Vincent & The Grenadines
Also, check out a fantastic online resource on how to find a buddy boat at NoForeignLand. It’s the FaceBook for Sailors. The site owners Steve and Helena have created such a valuable FREE service for the boating community. Like us, at Britican, they have a Patreon account. This enables those that see value to contribute to the continuation and development of the service. Check out NoForiegnLand.com and check us out on the site at: NoForeignLand.com/Britican
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