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Flying Cloud Cruise Reviews
Flying Cloud
Journey through breathtaking passages to islands haunted by ghosts of wayward pirates. Search for their buried treasure, explore some of the finest dive sites in the Caribbean and enjoy quaint settlements, steeped in British tradition.
| Operator: Windjammer Barefoot Cruises | Capacity (double occupancy): 66 |
| Builder: Ancione Chantiers Dubignon | Full Capacity: 66 |
| Inaugurated: 1935 | Space Ratio: 6.1 / 6.1 |
| Gross Tonnage: 400 gt | Crew: 30 |
| Length: 208 ft. / 63 m | Berlitz® Rating: ** |
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Excerpts from Windjammer's Website about the Flying Cloud
Built in 1935, for the French Navy, Oisseau des Isles (Bird of the Islands) served as a cadet training ship. During World War II, she posed as a decoy, spying for the Allied Forces. After the war, she was used to transport cargo along the Baja coast.
In 1968 she joined the Windjammer fleet. Completely refurbished with modern amenities, stained glass windows and a spiral staircase, she proudly sails the B.V.I.
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