Contributing up South East Greenland and finding no diesel available would put a damper on the excursion! If you know about any ports suitable in July/August on the SE corner of Greenland, I would be appreciative for your data. Thankful for your help.
Statistics: Posted by BoBoat — Sat Nov 18, 2017 1:26 am
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Statistics: Posted by Flo rida99 — Fri Oct 06, 2017 9:56 pm
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Bob Bitchin of Cruising Outpost (creator of Latitudes & Attitudes) is bringing back his popular "Share the Sail" events. The magazine charters boats in a beautiful cruising area and fans/readers from all over get a stateroom (single or double occupancy) and spend a week having lots of fun. The flotilla is starting out with a Nordic Tug 54 and a DeFever 48 in addition to a couple of 50-foot Beneteaus. Bob and Jody will probably be on the NT54. My wife and I will be leading the flotilla aboard our boat. Definite stops include Sucia Island and Friday Harbor, with Stuart Island, Rosario Resort or Eastsound possibilities.
The cruise will end in Anacortes at Cap Sante Marina for the 16th Annual PNW Cruisers Party, which is free for anyone to attend. Cruising Outpost sponsors the party (including the beer!), and the last time we were in Anacortes we had around 75 local boats and about 500 people at the music/dance.
Here's a link for information, which includes a "special episode" of Latitudes & Attitudes I made from our last Share the Sail event in the San Juan Islands in 2010 (it never aired): Share The Sail - Cruising Outpost Magazine
When I was making the TV show we went on these Share the Sails in really cool places like Tonga, the BVI, New Zealand, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and they really are a lot of fun. BUT, it helps if you're a social person and like to meet new friends and discover new places to cruise.
If you've always wanted to see what the Pacific NW and the San Juans in particular are like, this would be a fun way to do it!
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Statistics: Posted by mitch23 — Tue Jul 04, 2017 12:51 am
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Regards,
Mitch
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Oceania Cruises
The Trip: In 2017, Insignia sails another "Around the World in 180 Days" voyage. It's a round trip from Miami, from January 6 through July 6, the longest world voyage offered in 2017. Passengers will start with visits to the Cayman Islands and Cartagena, Columbia, before transiting the Panama Canal for exploration of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala and a few ports in Mexico. A stop in San Diego will then slingshot the ship to the Hawaiian Islands, including the rarely visited Nawiliwili, before heading to the South Pacific, New Caledonia, New Zealand and Australia. Asian ports of call -- from Indonesia to China, Thailand and Myanmar (Burma) -- come before an in-depth investigation of India. The voyage ends with visits to the Middle East, Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Canada before ending back in Miami on July 6.
Departure Date: January 6, 2017
Itinerary Segments: Miami to Auckland, 46 nights; Auckland to Bali, 23 nights; Bali to Singapore, 28 nights; Singapore to Rome, 39 nights; Rome to Miami, 44 nights
Price: Full world cruise fares range from $39,999 to $149,999 per person, double occupancy.
Statistics: Posted by JesseBoater — Fri Jun 30, 2017 8:53 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Billie Smith — Fri Jun 30, 2017 12:18 am
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There's a few that are available in my area that are at a pretty good price (compared to diesel trawlers of the same year and shape)
I'm looking to do some over nights up some rivers, anchoring in coves and make trips to Baltimore and Annapolis. I know I would have to keep an eye on the weather, I know the bay can get nasty, but I'm not trying to make trips when the swell is 1ft or less!
Statistics: Posted by Craig — Wed Jun 07, 2017 1:38 am
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