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You can never go wrong with cash. Your best bet is to bring enough dollars (in large denominations) for your vacation. Also bring a few travelers checks and a credit card for emergency back-up. In an ...

We spend our summers in Old Saybrook which is very close to Hammonasset. Unfortunately there is hardly any wind all summer, you might get in a couple of days on big gear and thats about it. Too bad, ...

Yes! Go to Margarita for the most consistent wind in the Caribbean. Thats where we spend our winters. And so do many of the professional sailors, must be a reason that the top sailors are regularly ...

I think you should rule out the Caribbean. Sept/Oct are not the best months for wind, and it is hurricane season. Have not been in years, but Club Med used to have very decent gear at its resorts th ...

Explain that statement, please. What rate did he give you? It is illegal to exchange at other than the official rate. And you do want to exchange some dollars in Caracas so you can pay your departu ...

I agree, El Yaque works for beginners as well as advanced sailors. Plus, it is probably one of the best places to take up kiteboarding.

First off, I just searched all over the US State Department for travel warnings to Caracas, I did not find Venezuela on the list. There was some concern about travel to Caracas becasue of the bridge ...

You might want to check out Tims web page at http://www.tts-inc.com/margi06/index.html
He is here in Margarita shooting up a storm with his new digial camera and may have some tips for you. In part ...

Aruba has more wind, but with a name like WAVEDAVE do you really want to sail on flat water?
DR has waves, Margarita has great bump and jump conditions. Or Jeri if you are going in the fall.

When are you planning to go? If it is in the next few months Margarita will be the call as this is our windy season. If you are going in Sept-Jan, go to Jeri.