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Moorings add crew to 51-foot cat

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Florida-based charter company The Moorings will debut crewed vacations aboard its 51-foot power catamaran in the British Virgin Islands in November. Crewed by Capt. Valentin Kitanoski and Chef Carolina Maria Deseta, the vessel can accommodate six guests in three cabins.

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