Need a break?  Need a special vacation?  Not a problem.  How about a few days or a few weeks of enjoyable, relaxing sailing; cruising the Caribbean on the Schooner Raindancer?  We are looking forward to a great 2008 season; join us. 

 

Raindancer is a 76 foot traditionally rigged staysail schooner.  Built in Nova Scotia in 1979, constructed of numerous exotic hardwoods (excluding the spars, of course, which are quality soft woods), Raindancer exhibits grace and style where ever she goes.  The “bright” hull of Burmese teak and Angelique are complemented by the Sitka spruce masts towering above the teak decks and large cockpit. The mostly mahogany interior consists of a large informal salon, three (or four if need be) staterooms and two heads with showers. 

 

Raindancer is currently documented in the United States, but over the years her ownership has meandered between Canadians and Americans, occasionally under the most of unusual circumstances.  During this time she has cruised the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, Europe and North America from Florida to northern Nova Scotia.  She has participated in many antique/classic yachting functions as well as being invited to several international marine festivals.

 

No prior sailing experience is required; the amount of participation is up to you.  Our schedule is developing into a year with many diverse and unique opportunities; give it some thought.