Showing posts with label Adventures in Sailing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adventures in Sailing. Show all posts

Friday, March 14, 2014

Leaving Paradise




Adventures in Sailing are on campus yet the blog just updated recently (we recieved two emails today about the updates).

They have had an amazing experience. Check out their last two entries:     Heading Home and Last day in paradise

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Skimming the Ocean

Unlike our Underwater Discovery Winterim Group, whose adventures lie below the surface of the water, the Adventures in Sailing group coasts along the ocean surface learning how to maneuver a sailing vessel and observing marine and island life from above.

As reported on their blog entry, on Monday, they were able to snorkel along the reef in the Statia Marine Park.  This was after a morning of knot tying tests.  Later that day they enjoyed a dinner out off the boat with ice cream, a wonderful refreshing treat for the whole group.

On Tuesday their day began at 5 a.m. with a 3 hour hike up a volcano, "The Quill" (which should have taken them 6 hours!), and then continued with 7 hours of sailing over 38 miles of ocean to their next island!  Read more from their latest entry on their blog. This group is most definitely having an adventure of a lifetime.  We wish them continued good weather, calm seas and safe travels!


Monday, March 10, 2014

Island Hopping in the Caribbean

The group in Caribbean Sea is updating their blog regularly - check it out to get the most updated information and see their amazing photos of their trip.


These are the titles and links of their posts from most recent to less recent:






Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Come Sail Away with Me

Remember those song lyrics, "Come sail away, come sail away, come sail away with me . . ." - it's playing in my head as I think about the Adventures in Sailing Winterim who left at 3:00 a.m. this morning (Tuesday) for St. Martin in the Caribbean.

Currently the weather on St. Martin is 90 degrees and partly cloudy! We hope they arrived safely. 

To stay updated on their adventures visit the blog being kept by the organization who is working with them, Broadreach.  There is also a  link to the right which will take you directly to the Adventures in Sailing blog page.