Your Crew in Los Roques
Iveth:
is your cook and hostess during your cruise en
Los Roques, she makes excellent Italian, Creole, and Japanese.
Her specialty is pasta with lobster that only can be made in
Los Roques in the lobster season. Fresh homemade bread
"a la Danes" is made almost everyday ready for
breakfast. Remember any suggestions is welcome on board. Her talent is
unique, and she has some of the best recommendations of all the charter
boats in Los Roques. Elisabeth will also make you that exquisite
cocktail that you only have seen people having on films,
off-cause in the right moment. Elisabeth is also a good chef and
she will take the wheel whenever it is needed. Make sure
you do not bring any sand from the beach back to the boat otherwise dinner will not be ready when you feel it is time to eat.
Iveth speaks Spanish, Italian and a some English.
Mike:
He will be your Captain and decks hand, he is nice and polite and
will always give you a hand when you are going ashore, Ronald knows
Los Roques better than anyone else and will take you to the places
that you wanted to explore all of your life.
He
also knows all the fishermen in Los Roques very well, so in case you
do not catch any fish, he knows where to get them + he himself is an
avid fisherman.
If
you like an anchorage only for you, with nobody else around Ronald
will know where, if you want to know how the fishermen lives, maybe
get invited to dinner, or learn how to fish in the old way, then he
will know where to take you.
In
case you want to take the wheel yourself or hoist a sail, there is no
problem as long as you know how to drive a car or ride a bicycle. Mike
speaks Spanish, French and English.
Mike is one of the best fishermen in the world and has host in many the
travel related TV channels.
Children:
Kids
are very welcome onboard and you will enjoy a new kind of vacation
where your kids entertain themselves in the most exiting way, they
will not be bored and you will find some time for yourself. The only
problem is that they one day might want to go sailing on there own.
What
do our guests say?