Category: Caribbean

Have you ever wondered about the mysteries of the ocean? What creatures call it home, and how do they contribute to the well-being of our planet? Who are the experts who explore this vast and enigmatic world? Marine biology is the scientific study of life in the ocean and other saltwater environments. Marine biologists investigate…

Were you aware that SCUBA is actually an acronym? And it isn’t the only acronym that divers use to practice safe diving and smooth instruction. It can feel like a whole language in and of itself, and it might seem like a large task to learn them; however, we will break down each one, what…

By Nora E February 25, 2025 Scuba diving is an activity and water sport that involves a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus that helps divers explore worlds beneath the surface. This takes place all over the world in many different environments and bodies of water. Furthermore, people have been scuba diving for many years as a…

Written by Lewis K., Captain on Le Grand Bleu & Suzanne V., Provisions Manager The fleet woke up together after a big group sleepover in the scrub marina ballroom, their only land sleep of the program! After a big breakfast buffet, they enjoyed indoor activities such as bracelet making while listening to music on the…

By Nora E August 14, 2024 Written by Nora E., Social Media With Tropical Storm Ernesto yet to reach the BVI, our fleet had a very chill morning on the docks of Scrub Island. The students were able to walk around to the shops including a boutique, the dive shop, and a yummy grocery store!…

By Nora E August 14, 2024 Written by Aidan R., Captain on Tonga Today we woke up bright and early at Little Harbor on Jost Van Dyke. We immediately convened with the Skippers and Navigators of the day for a Challenge Day briefing. We dropped the ball right after and started motoring upwind past Sandy…

By Nora E August 12, 2024 Written by Sadie C., Captain on Betty’s Dream We started the day at Little Harbor by sleeping in the sunshine and goats on shore! The morning was extraordinarily chill and everybody had a chance to snorkel, watersport, swim, and relax. Some students had their crack at wakeboarding, others chased…

By Nora E August 11, 2024 Written by Nicole G., Mate on Tonga Our day began bright and early to the wake-up call of a downpour of rain at 6:30 a.m., jolting everyone out of their sleeping bags. Despite the soggy start to the day, breakfast was a hit thanks to Chef Paige, who treated…

Written by Darby., Mate & Dive Instructor on Mile Hi L’Attitudes Today we had another early wake-up for the next big day of the program. Our crew started the morning by making breakfast burritos with eggs and sausage. After breakfast, the dive boat arrived to take the kids and staff to do more training for…

Written by Anna W., Mate on Betty’s Dream Dear Sail Caribbean Families and Friends, Today mates Anna and Beck woke the crew of Betty’s Dream up bright and early at 6:45 am. We were all eager for another day of fun! We have been enjoying each other’s company and have already made loads of silly,…