David Beaupre
Kindle Edition | Pages: 228 pages Rating: 4.26 | 84 Users | 7 Reviews
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| Title | : | Quest in the Caribbean: A True Caribbean Sailing Adventure (Quest and Crew #4) |
| Author | : | David Beaupre |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 228 pages |
| Published | : | April 9th 2016 by buddha bees |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Travel. Biography Memoir. Adventure |
Description To Books Quest in the Caribbean: A True Caribbean Sailing Adventure (Quest and Crew #4)
The final book in the Quest series is ‘Quest in the Caribbean’. Wendy and I have become full time sailors. The sea has been kind to us. It has been our home, a very strict master and unforgiving teacher. We slowly learned our lessons of seamanship one day at a time. But more importantly we learned a great deal about each other and what it takes to be good companions on a tiny boat. ‘Quest for the Caribbean’ begins on a beautiful day in the British Virgin Islands. When we pass through the dangerous, narrow, reef-strewn passage in Virgin Gorda and enter the Caribbean we are one boat length closer to fulfilling our dream. There are many more islands to explore and miles to sail before the journey is complete. Some of the wonders that await our eager eyes are Saba, the fabled ‘island in the clouds’ and the neighboring island of Statia. The serenely beautiful island of Nevis, Montserrat’s volcanoes, the gentle people of Dominica, Saint Lucia and the Grenadines all enrich our lives. ‘Quest for the Caribbean’ ends on the south shore of Grenada as we are about to fulfill a destiny that was many hard years in the making.Details Books Conducive To Quest in the Caribbean: A True Caribbean Sailing Adventure (Quest and Crew #4)
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Quest and Crew #4 |
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Ratings: 4.26 From 84 Users | 7 ReviewsWeigh Up Appertaining To Books Quest in the Caribbean: A True Caribbean Sailing Adventure (Quest and Crew #4)
Excellent seriesI have read many autobiographical books on cruising but this 4 book series is by far the best written. Kudos to Dave and Wendy!Sailing funNice humorous book about the tools of cruising. An enjoyable read and educational about cruising in the Bahamas to the southern Caribbean.
Well writtenI felt like I was actually sail along with this couple the writing was descriptive and not at all boring. The two people seemed down to earth. They appreciated the more simplistic style of living and didn't seem impressed with the wealthy yatch owners and their boats
Take an adventure packed vacation for free, the comfort of you favorite reading spot Watch a movie as the vivid descriptions come to life where ever you are inside your imagination. Test your grit as you sail into a wonderful life of adventure abort Quest.
Very goodThe book takes you on an exciting adventure to the Caribbean, mostly great experiences with a few bad ones here and there. I need a sailboat!!!Love the caribbeanHaving traveled the caribbean and not by boat I enjoyed this book as it was easy to relate some to. It was easy to read and the history lessons along in the book were also nice to have. My only recommendation is that it would have been nice to have a simple illustration of the boat as well as the hardware used so that non-profits like myself might better understand the boat itself better. The pictures in the book were nice but a boat illustration would be good too.
Love the caribbeanHaving traveled the caribbean and not by boat I enjoyed this book as it was easy to relate some to. It was easy to read and the history lessons along in the book were also nice to have. My only recommendation is that it would have been nice to have a simple illustration of the boat as well as the hardware used so that non-profits like myself might better understand the boat itself better. The pictures in the book were nice but a boat illustration would be good too.
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