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Exotic Charters

If anyone tells you that they plan to sail into the sunset and live on $5 a day because they’ll be “world cruising,” you may want to remind them that in most places today, you can’t even get a $5 margarita.

The world has grown smaller since adventurous couples like Hal and Margaret Roth cruised exotic islands under sail, and these days nothing is that remote or that affordable.

Still, if you yearn

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