Catamaran Sailing in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) - Virgin Gorda to Anegada on a Lagoon 380

Cool! My thumbnail picture was taken in that anchorage. Did you all go order your lobster dinners for the night?

Just be careful of native West Indian men. Many of them want to fuck your wife and any other women in your group, and will barely conceal their contempt for the men in your group. If they harass you or harm you, they will NEVER be punished for it. Some of these guys are way above the law and certainly take advantage of it. They know you will say nothing and go home and try to forget. One guy at Whistling Pines (one of the owners?) insisted that I let him fuck my wife. He and his "body guard" threatened and assaulted me. Be careful out there. if i go there again, I will be carrying a rather long knife and will not hesitate to use it. I recommend you do the same. A quick stab to the belly tends to reduce the out of control urge.

I did think that using anchors is prohibited on this coral reef !

Nope the Lagoon won't sink, ever, even upside down. It has water tight chambers in both hulls, forward and aft. And that's not an escape hatch according to Lagoon. Actually its to get back in if you flip the boat over... most likely pitch pole which is digging in the bows and bringing the stern over the top. Reasonably unlikely.
http://www.chriswhitedesigns.com/news/anna_capsize/post_capsize.shtml

hehehe, need a crows nest at top of mast with controls

You are making a big deal about nothing, thousands of boats every year go there

Finally! Mike you can answer the big question, is the multi hull better then a mono? 

Hi Guys love the videos, what happened to the Southerly?

have you guys decided on another boat? last time I checked you had planned to sell your southerly and I admire your choices!  thanks for all the great videos!

It would be nice to have a camera on top of the mast with a polarized lens for spotting reefs in clear water.