s/v BOUNDLESS; Colin, Julian, a Passport 42, and a big cruising adventure.
Category: Cruising Logbook
Golfito to Punta Balsa DATE:15 April 2022DEPARTURE:Golfito, Costa RicaDESTINATION:Punta Balsa, PanamáDESTINATION LAT/LONG:008° 04.645N 082° 50.990WTRIP:54.7nmENGINE HOURS (at Destination):949.4422-27 Having Checked out of Costa Rica on Tuesday, with assurances to the Port Captain that we would leave on Thursday by noon, as was required, we ‘laid low’ on Thursday and snuck out of Golfito on Friday, … Continue reading Pacific Panamá and The Canal
Bahía Santa Elena to Playa Iguanita (Windy day!) DATE:21 February, 2022DEPARTURE:Bahía Santa ElenaDESTINATION:Playa IguanitaDESTINATION LAT/LONG:10°37.550N 85°37.9105WTRIP:44.8ENGINE HOURS (at Destination):868.1922-10 Bahía Elena had been a comfortable place to spend the last two days, but the constant strong puffs were a good indicator of what we could expect when leaving the protection of the bay. We left … Continue reading Costa Rica
Chiapas to Fonseca DATE:9 Feb - 11 Feb, 2022DEPARTURE:Marina Chiapas, MexicoDESTINATION:Punta Amapala, El SalvadorDESTINATION LAT/LONG:13°10.852N 87°54.231WTRIP:312nm (2 days, 9 hours)ENGINE HOURS (at Destination):832.822-05 We were extremely excited to be finally leaving Chiapas and heading off to countries south. The previous day Tom (BOHEMIA) and I had gone with Memo, the Chiapas marina manager/Mr. fixit to … Continue reading Leaving Mexico: 6 Countries, 10 Days.
It was a strange feeling leaving Banderas Bay, as we were now heading out to 'territories unknown', having been as far south as Puerto Vallarta the year before. Our intention had been to do this trip the year previous, but the pandemic seemed to have put that on an indefinite hiatus, and to finally be … Continue reading And Finally … Southbound to new places
We spent a last few days in La Paz, getting ready to leave. A trip to Walmart for provisioning, Aramburo for canned smoked marlin, the tortilla shop in Esterito for 2 kilos of their donut delicious tortillas, as well as a quick change out of the starter battery, hoping that might be the cause of … Continue reading BYE BYE BAJA (Birdie)
Looking to get out into the breeze, we made plans with Laura and Richard on MILAGRO to take a brief trip away from Escondido, and meet in Bahía Marquer. Also on the cards was first swim for Julian for a couple of months. Now more than two weeks since surgery on the foot, the stitches … Continue reading To Marquer and Divorce (Cove)
Having had no visitors to stay on the boat since the pandemic began last year, we were super excited to have guests arrange a visit. Liz and Colin were co-workers at ECM, and we all became friends while we were living in Fairfax, where Scott and Liz have a home. This was also great timing … Continue reading Isla Carmen Circumnavigation – Liz and Scott week
We spent a almost a week in La Paz, doing a bit of provisioning, but also taking advantage of access to Sergio Galindo to have our stern anchor straightened after being bent in Chacala, and making a modification to the swim ladder he had made for us previously. In addition, we decided, despite the inflated … Continue reading La Paz to Escondido (Do-over)
With the options of going south this year having been stymied by the pandemic, and the hurricane season fast approaching, the best option was to head back north to the Sea of Cortez for a second summer (off) season. Paradise Village Marina to La Cruz Anchorage DATE:23 May, 2021DEPARTURE:Paradise Village Marina, Nuevo VallartaARRIVAL:La Cruz de … Continue reading Back to Baja
As our chosen destination point on our trip south on the mainland this year, Banderas Bay and the area around Puerto Vallarta was a great place to get some work done in the boatyard, sit out the 7 weeks Colin had committed to working back in the U.S., join the Banderas Bay Regatta (see separate … Continue reading Bahía Banderas
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