Tradition Sailing Anguilla

Now is the time to take advantage of Tradition’s Early Black Friday 20% off sale. It’s a sale on everything! ☀️💦⛵️ Not sure of your dates yet? Purchase a gift card - they don’t expire. 🐬 Want to plan a private sail on Tradition? Call or email Deb at 264-476-7245 or [email protected].🍹 Planning to experience a shared sail to Prickly Pear, Little Bay or at sunset? Reserve your dates and save now.🎁 Need a gift for a sailing enthusiast, nature lover or someone who enjoys a dreamy barefoot adventure? Give the gift of Tradition with a gift card.It’s easy, go tradition-sailing.com and use the promo code: Thanks20. Blackout dates apply to sails taken between December 21 - January 6. If you need any assistance in securing your discount, get in touch with Deb and she’ll help. Thank you for the support over the years! We’re happy to extend this limited time discount as a thank you at Thanksgiving and provide the same coveted experiences on Tradition for less. Be sure to check out soon, the sale ends November 28th. ❤️#TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #sailing #Anguilla

No single Tradition Sunset Sailing cruise is the same and all are magnificent! Freshly made hors d’ oeuvres and signature champagne cocktails to boot.🥂Go to tradition-sailing.com to reserve your spot... We take up to only 12 -14 people on shared sails. ❤️#TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #sailing #Anguilla

Greetings from Carriacou! Almost every year, some of Tradition’s maintenance requires pitch. Here we have boiling pitch being applied to the very deck you’ll walk on... Once the pitch cools, the area is smoothed out, painted and painted, and did you know Traditon’s deck even has sand on it? That helps keep the deck from being slippery. Back to the pitch... It comes from the La Brea Pitch Lake in Trinidad, the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world. Once these necessary steps are taken to keep our Caribbean Queen in excellent condition, beautification will start (aka her pretty red and white paint) and then she’ll sail back to Anguilla in time to have some fun again, starting in December. ❤️⛵️#TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #sailing #Carriacousloop #Anguilla

Imagine a place beautiful like Anguilla but hilly, with a smaller population and not really geared toward tourism, but more so to their residents and to visiting boaters as a destination due to the many nearby islands and for their marina hub for boat maintenance and repairs. That’s #Carriacou in short but there’s more to it. Their culture is rich and apparent; residents take pride in their homes, yards, roads, cemeteries, schools, churches and businesses. The island’s last major hurricane was in 2004, and 20 years later they are suffering more devastation than has been seen since Hurricane Janet in 1955. Now Carriacou is nearly literally flattened as of July 1, 2024. 🇬🇩Have a look at our pictures over of years spent in Carriacou, then aftermath drone photography from the media of places forever gone or changed after the terrifying wrath of Hurricane Beryl. 🇬🇩With the majority homeless, no electric yet, no running water and major cleanup needed, they need as much help as possible. They’re exposed to elements. They need to rebuild almost everything and replace almost everything. Businesses and jobs are gone. 🇬🇩Tradition is grateful to those who have helped/are helping in making things better as quickly as possible for people in Carriacou – THANK YOU. We’ve vowed to continue to raise funds via tradition-sailing.com, make requests and will be doing leg work to get needs met there. We have a trusted network. Please continue to share the story of Hurricane Beryl in Carriacou, where they had the eye of the storm and thought their house made it, only to retreat for the back half which took everything they’ve worked their lives for. These people are loving, caring, hard-working people who do not ask for anything. PLEASE CONTINUE TO HELP US HELP THEM or reach out to any connections you may have to help them. Can Home Depot ship them some building supplies? Let’s do it! We must think outside of the box and not be afraid to ask for the sake

Happy Anguilla Day! 🧡🤍🩵 #TraditionSailingAnguilla #HappyAnguillaDay #Anguilla

Here’s a glimpse into the Friday night’s Saveurs des Caraibes artisinal market that was set up along the harbor in Gustavia, St. Barth where Tradition was anchored alongside her fellow wooden Caribbean sailing vessels for the annual West Indies Regatta, held April 26 - 28. The artisanal market had a circus troupe who were entertaining throughout Friday evening to both adults and children. The tented, open-air market sold goods from around the Caribbean and over last weekend, a table of items from Anguilla. Tradition arrived to the market with chocolate and salt from Anguilla Sands And Salts Oasis, artwork from Lynne Bernbaum Art, hand-sewn totes, wristlets and wine bags by Honey Butter and Cream, flavored rums from Glo’s Rums and books from artist/author Jo-Anne Mason and author Trudy Nixon of TRUE Anguilla. The Anguilla table also sold Tradition Sailing shirts and the Anguilla Tourism Board provided literature, pens, pencils and bags and notepads. In case you’re wondering, the hit seller on Friday night was Anguilla Sands & Salts espresso dark chocolate bars. This is just the first look into the fantastic weekend affair in St. Barth centered around the wooden sailing boats and the preservation of the craft. Check back for scenes from the Saturday and Sunday raft-ups and sailing days with Captain Thomas at the helm, the Saturday and Sunday night market events and some sight-seeing of our neighboring, hospitable and beautiful host island of St. Barth. Thank you to the Anguilla vendors for allowing us to sell their items at the market to represent Anguilla. #TraditionSailingAnguilla #WestIndiesRegatta #StBarth #Anguilla

The feels of the West Indies Regatta are not easily described, it’s something to experience from to start to finish to understand. Tradition is invited because of her heritage Caribbean wooden boat status and for the first time, we’re trying it out… extending the invitation and our participation to a few more guests. See our preceding posts for more and read below for details. How you can participate: Get in touch with Deb soon and prior to April 20th if you want in on this exclusive event, 1-264-476-7245 or [email protected] and reserve your spot. Details follow…* 3-Day Package April 26 - 28 in St. Barth: $1,750 per person (+13% GST) US* Or 5-day Package with Round Trip Extended Sail from Anguilla/St. Barth April 25 & 29: Additional $250 (Total $2,000 per person) USD* Includes: All lunches and beverages onboard (including a customary arrival ti punch), time on deck along the quay, a spot on board Tradition for all races and raft-ups, official Tradition Sailing rash guard/t-shirt* Note: Accommodations in St. Barth to be arranged independently, preferably and recommended near Gustavia. Sail time from Anguilla to St. Barth and vice versa may range between 6 to 8 hours.Join us in one of the most dreamy weekends of the year while supporting the preservation of these special West Indian wooden boats as they and their crews come together in beautiful St. Barth. ❤️⛵️#TraditionSailingAnguilla#adventureawaits#WestIndiesRegatta#StBarth#Anguilla

West Indies Regatta opportunity April 26 -28, 2024

Who? Tradition’s Captain and crew, traditional wooden sloops and schooners Captains, crews and friends from the region, including the singer of this song @hellojoshu and maybe you? What? The West Indies Regatta When? April 26 -28, 2024 Where? Gustavia and around the îles and bays of St. Barth, French West Indies Why? To get together, celebrate and support conservation of the art of time-honored, heritage Caribbean boatbuilding How you can participate : Get in touch with Deb soon, 1-264-476-7245 or [email protected] and reserve your spot for this wonderful sailing experience. Details follow… * 3-Day Package April 26 - 28 in St. Barth: $1,750 per person (+13% GST) US * Or with Round Trip Extended Sail from Anguilla/St. Barth April 25 & 29: Additional $250 (Total $2,000 per person) USD * Includes: All lunches and beverages onboard (including a customary arrival ti punch), time on deck along the quay, a spot on board Tradition for all races and raft-ups, official Tradition Sailing rash guard/t-shirt * Note: Accommodations in St. Barth to be arranged independently, preferably and recommended near Gustavia. Sail time from Anguilla to St. Barth and vice versa may range between 6 to 8 hours. Join us in one of the best weekends of the year while supporting a near to our heart cause. See our preceding Instagram or Facebook posts for additional inspiration. ❤️⛵️ #TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #WestIndiesRegatta #StBarth #Anguilla

There are more brown boobies where Tradition and guests are headed today… The destination of Prickly Pear is an uninhabited offshore cay of Anguilla that is classified as wildlands as well as a marine protected area. There are many opportunities for encounters with nature during this full day excursion complete with a lobster lunch, drinks, dessert, snorkeling, and time to enjoy the beach and explore the cay. Taking reservations for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ❤️⛵️🦞🍹🤿#TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #sailing #Anguilla

“When we focus on our gratitude, the tide of disappointment goes out and the tide of love rushes in.” Kristin Armstrong. Gratitude works every day. We’re thankful for our friends, family, supporters and this adventurous life. #TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits #GiveThanks #HappyThanksgiving #sailing #Anguilla

Welcome aboard the often recommended Tradition Sunset Sail! Each one is different and fabulous. We resume this November on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays - advance reservations are a must, especially in the winter months. Our Captains and crew are looking forward to enjoying a peaceful good time with you, sailing on the sea. ❤️⛵️#TraditionSailingAnguilla #adventureawaits#sailing#Anguilla