
The Cat Sailor’s Bucket List
Here are some ideas that will get you to some new cruising grounds that are guaranteed to make your twin-hulled excursion an adventure.
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by Zuzana Prochazka
MHS Fall 2016
The sailing conditions are close to perfect in Belize
Renting a bike is a great way to explore the terrain
Belize remains relatively undiscovered as a sailing location
A relaxing view from deck
Visit in the dry season, from late November to the middle or end of April
Antigua’s western side has dozens of pristine beaches with gently lapping waves
A great anchorage for cruising and charter boats is Ffryes
The sea, which is like a giant lake, offers protected water no matter what the Atlantic is cooking up outside
Maritime museums abound throughout the bay area
Historical light house in the Chesapeak Bay Museum
A must have—Maryland Blue Crab
America’s largest estuary
Sailing the Chesapeake bay at Sunset
The BVIs are a very popular sailing destination
Another gorgeous sunset in the BVIs
Endless White Sand Beaches & BlueWater
The anchoring is easy, and the navigation is line-of-sight with only an hour or so between islands
Swim ashore to explore the caves
Ensenada Grande, located on the west side of Isla Partida
Bora sunset from Tahaa
Raiatea, a mecca of pleasure in Polynesia . This is where concentrated most of water sports and charter companies
Walk ways lead out to the various huts
Lagoon huts
Grenadines: Anchored at Maureau
The Grenadines form one country that stretches along 40 miles in a northeast-southwest direction.
Seals: LaPazLos Islotes
Grenadine Shore
Palm trees and white sand on Malediven Beach
Luminous cyan-blue water