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September 2 - 9, 2011
LABOR
DAY SAIL - Week long
sail
Narragansett Bay, Long Island Sound
and more
WHEN:All
hands depart Friday morning, September 2nd, as car-pooled as possible for an
approximate 5 hour drive (from Central New Jersey) to Newport, Rhode Island.We
return Friday afternoon, September 9th.
WHERE:Embark
from the Newport Harbor Marina for a week’s sail along the
Rhode
Island,
Connecticut and Massachusetts coasts and islands.We plan to visit and go ashore at
Bristol and Wickford (RI), Fall River (Mass), Fishers Island, Block Island and other ports of
call.
FLEET:42'
Beneteau sailboats, number depends on early sign-ups. These boats come equipped with 3 cabins,
multiple heads and showers, dinghies, towels and linen, CD players, and
more. There will be 6 people per
boat, including an experienced club member skipper.
PRICE: Approximately $595/person plus cost of
food (may vary slightly from boat to boat).
Price includes one group
dinner ashore, but does not include other meals ashore.If you carpool, arrange for cost sharing
in advance.Be prepared to settle
balance due for provisions, fuel, and possible docking fees on the
trip.
May - Saturday 5/21 & 5/22, 2011 - We will raft up in the Bohemia River
June 11 & 12, 2011 - Sassafras River and stay at a Marina.
Cruise will be a 2 day cruise
(Saturday & Sunday) with BaySail out of Havre de Grace MD. and will
cost approximately $250 + refundable security (last year was $75).
See above
e-mail address (mselig@optonline.net and home phone (732-536-6863)
June
2 to June 17, 2011
TURKEY
2011 SAIL AND SIGHTSEEING TRIP–JUNE 2-17, 2011
Join
us for a fabulous 16 day sailing and sightseeing vacation in Turkey.We will sail out of the Sunsail base in Gocek, Turkey,
with
our cruising area covering the Mediterranean’s LycianCoast
and its adjoining islands.We’ll start
our trip with a day to explore Gocek and perhaps wander down the
streets of this
lovely town with its small shops, seafood restaurants and historic
sites before
we set sail.Once you depart Club Marina,
sailing west, you enter the protected, stunning cruising area of FethiyeBay.The beauty of Kapi Creek with its lush shores thick with
pine and olive trees is emblematic of the magnificent scenery on Turkey’s TurquoiseCoast.Our next destination is Ekincik Limani with
its pleasant village and friendly people.You’ll proceed southward down the magnificent waters of FethiyeBay
out into the broad expanse of the azure Mediterranean
Sea.
The heavily wooded shores rise
steeply
to meet the foothills of the Taurus Mountains,
which
in turn rise farther back, creating a splendid scene as the wind fills
the sails of your yacht.Tucked inside a
fjord-like waterway is the busy and historic town of Fethiye, where
you go ashore to savor the
delights of a traditional Turkish bazaar. The
town has plenty of restaurants and bars. An
impressive fortress sits atop the hills
overlooking the town.GemilerIsland,
famous
for its Byzantine ruins and mosaics and the beautiful anchorage at
Bestas Limani, also known as ColdWaterBay,
are our next destinations.Additional
places we will see are Kizilkuyruk, or RedTailBay,
an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling, TombBay,
famous
for the Lycian tombs carved into the hillside, and the ancient ruins of
Lydae, some of which date back to the 4th century B.C.
We will also take a “Highlights of
Turkey” tour.This tour will take us to
Pamukkale’s
“CottonCastle,” famous for its
chalk-white
array of fantastically shaped limestone.We visit the ancient ruins of Hierapolis,
an ancient Roman health spa. Spend time
at Ephesus
where our walking tour includes the Great Theater, which was built by
the
Romans between 41 and 117 AD, and the House of the Virgin Mary.See the Acropolis, the Temple
of Athena and the famous
library at the
ancient kingdom
of Pergamum.We
visit the legendary city of Troy,
immortalized
by Homer; we will see the archaeological excavations that have
revealed nine separate periods of settlement and, of course, the
symbolic
replica wooden Trojan horse.Next stop
is Gallipoli to visit the poignant sites of battlefields where many of
the
fiercest battles of World War I took place including Anzac Cove.A full day in Istanbul
starts with a visit to the impressive TopkapiPalace,
which
has a superb position overlooking the Bosphorus. Then
to the magnificent St. Sophia’s Basilica
built originally by Constantine the Great. Visit
the fascinating and impressive Blue
Mosque, famous for its six minarets and beautiful blue Iznik tiles. Then visit the Byzantine Hippodrome where
chariot races and competitive athletic events took place. Finally we visit the famous vast and bustling
Grand Bazaar.There will also be some leisure time.
Our
boats are Sunsail 44’ monohull sailboats, offering 4 private staterooms
with multiple
heads with showers. These boats are
fully equipped sailing vessels, and include such amenities as
electronic
navigation systems, auto pilots, electric anchor windlass, and CD
player. There will be 8 people per boat. In addition
to sailing, we will be
sightseeing, exploring, snorkeling, partying, and much more.
When:June
2 to June 17, 2011.
What's Included:7
days and 7 nights aboard a sailboat in
double occupancy accommodations; “Highlights of Turkey” tour covering
western
Turkey; 7 nights stay at the following areas: 1 night each in Gocek,
Pamukkale,
Kusadasi and Canakkale, 3 nights in Istanbul; guided tours and
sightseeing
throughout; all breakfasts and some dinners and lunches; round trip
airfare (JFK
to Istanbul, Istanbul to Dalaman and Istanbul to JFK); food and
beverages on
boat (self provisioned); use of snorkeling gear; boat insurance;
T-shirt; and
parties.Also included are all airport
transfers, and more.
What's Not Included:some
meals ashore, alcoholic beverages,
possible docking/mooring and departure fees.
What It Costs:Approximately
$2975 per person based on
double occupancy.
For
additional info call Trip Leader: Uri
Goldinger(H) 732-431-0118 e-mail: urigoldinger@netscape.net
133 Edwards Road
Freehold, NJ 07728-1312
NOTE: THIS IS A PRIVATE TRIP OPEN TO
ALL SEAS MEMBERS
Uri
Goldinger (H) 732-431-0118 e-mail:
urigoldinger@netscape.net
133 Edwards Road
Freehold, NJ 07728-1312
November 12 - 20, 2010
Come
Sail
With
Us
The Abacos
Islands
Bahamas 201
Join us for a fabulous 9 day sailing vacation in the Abacos Islands of
the Bahamas. We will be sailing out of the Moorings base in Marsh
Harbour, Great Abaco, with our cruising area covering Great Abaco,
Little Abaco, and many cays of the North Eastern Bahamas.
Once the home of swashbuckling pirates and privateers, one of the
world's most desirable cruising areas is found in the clear,
reef-protected waters of the spectacular Abacos, Bahamas. The
central cruising area, providing short sails between islands, is
comprised of Great Abaco and Little Abaco, along with a delightful
string of sandy cays just east of these islands. It's an
excellent alternative to the British Virgin Islands, as its' uncrowded
anchorages are reminiscent of the BVI's early days of chartering.
Highlights of our itinerary include Hope Town, home to the famous candy
striped lighthouse located on Elbow Cay. Hope Town is a friendly
spot with interesting restaurants, bars and shops. Another
favorite anchorage we will visit is Treasure Island (the north end of
Guana Cay) with its coconut palm beach. A likely stop on our
itinerary is New Plymouth on Green Turtle Cay, where you can find the
most photograph-worthy colonial settlement, and where streets are lined
with pastel clapboard houses, some dating back two centuries.
Some additional ports of call we may visit are: Fowl Cay Marine Park,
for good snorkeling, Manjack Cay and Treasure Cay Resort, where one can
find beautiful beaches, great snorkeling and swimming.
Our boats are Moorings catamarans with 3/4 private staterooms, multiple
heads and showers. These boats are fully equipped “exclusive
line” sailing vessels, and include such amenities as autopilots, CD
players, electronic navigation systems, and electric anchor
windlass. There will be 6 or 8 people per boat. In addition
to sailing, we will be snorkeling, diving, exploring, sightseeing,
partying, and much more.
What's Included: 9 days and 8 nights aboard a sailboat, round
trip airfare (Newark to Marsh Harbour, Bahamas), food and beverages on
boat (self provisioned), group dinner ashore, use of snorkeling gear,
boat insurance, T-shirt, and parties.
What's Not Included: some meals ashore, transportation to
airport, customs/immigration fees, and possible mooring fees/boat
expenses.
What It Costs: Approximately $1595. (Actual cost available
September, 2010)
Minimum cancellation fee is $100 per person, assuming a replacement is
found.
SPACES ARE LIMITED, SO SIGN UP QUICKLY!
THIS IS A PRIVATE TRIP OPEN TO ALL SEAS MEMBERS
Uri Goldinger
Phone: 732-431-0118
urigoldinger@netscape.net 133
Edwards Road Freehold, NJ 07728-1312
June 5-6, 2010
Announcing A New Two Day Chesapeake
Cruise Come explore a new region of the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!
June 5-6, 2010
We will be sailing out of Havre de Grace, Maryland and exploring the
northern bay with a goal of sailing up the Sassafras River on the
Western Shore to Georgetown, where we will find nice restaurants and a
marina for the night. ***
The cost will be approximately $250.00 for the charter and an
additional $150.00 refundable deposit plus the cost of provisioning,
food, and slip.
If you are interested, please contact Mark
Seligman
at 732-536-6863 or mselig@optonline.net
October
9
-
October
12,
2009
Greetings, fellow SEAS sailors,
It's time to begin thinking about
our annual Columbus Day weekend Chesapeake
cruise. The summer heat will soon be subsiding, the autumn winds
will be picking up, and the Chesapeake
will once again be calling. Autumn Chesapeake sailing can be a
really exciting experience! Every year this cruise is a
fun-filled adventure, and, a great sailing learning experience.
This
yearSEAS
has five boats, including three boats for the cruise and two boats for
the Cruising Course. Crew size on each cruising boat, which are
in the 36 to 39 ft. range, will be 5 or 6 people – the makings for a
great social event at boat raft-ups and going to shore! You may
remember sitting at dockside restaurants in Annapolis or St. Michaels,
or even New Jersey, watching boats dock and sailors disembarking,
wondering what it would be like to be part of it all. Well,
here's your chance! Our travels will take us to Annapolis,
St. Michaels, or BaltimoreInnerHarbor.
The
itinerary
will
begin
on
Friday
evening,
October
9,
with
your arrival at
the boats in Rock Hall MD's Haven Marina,
perhaps after a day at the Annapolis
Boat Show just across the Bay. We will depart on Saturday,
October 10, for our three-day cruise, returning on Monday, October 12,
in the late afternoon. We'll spend one evening with our five
boats tied together and anchored in a quiet cove watching the sunset
and sipping cocktails, and the other evening at one of the Chesapeake's
bustling ports – Annapolis, St. Michaels, or Baltimore Inner Harbor.
If
you're interested in this cruise, contact Ray Kimber at raykimber@comcast.net or
732-295-4492. If you're interested in the Cruising Course (which
includes the 3-day cruise), contact Jack Molinelli at jack.molinelli@gmail.com.
Don't
delay!!!
The
boats
are
filling
fast!!!
The
cost
of
the
three-day
cruise
is
$277,
which
includes
the charter costs
and the SEAS Monmouth cruising fee. The per-person cost of food
and incidentals is extra (approximately $40-50). Also, there is a
refundable security deposit of $189 required. These costs are for
the cruise. Contact Jack for the Cruising Course cost (which is
usually only $50-60 more than the cruise).
If you're
interested in this cruise, contact Ray Kimber at raykimber@comcast.net or
732-295-4492. If you're interested in the Cruising Course (which
includes the 3-day cruise), contact Jack Molinelli at jack.molinelli@gmail.com.
Don't
delay!!!
The
boats
are
filling
fast!!!
Jan 7-16 2010
St. Martin – Leeward Islands Sail
Highlights of our
itinerary include several islands.St.
Barts is where you will find the colorful
town of Gustavia,
which
provides
a
wonderful
French
atmosphere
with
excellent
boutiques
and
restaurants.The island also offers
plenty of photographic
opportunities.St.
Eustatius (Statia), is a small island with a large history,
where
the more energetic can climb into the Quill’s crater.St. Kitts, also known as St. Christopher,
features a dramatic mountain range that supports a verdant rainforest.The island’s rich British and French past
offers plenty of sightseeing, from old plantations to military forts.Nevis, which
from some angles looks like a sombrero, is also the birthplace of
Alexander
Hamilton.Nevis’ only settlement, Charlestown, is
home to
fabulous shopping, restaurants and historic buildings.Some additional stops may include visits to:
Saba, Ile Fourche, Phillipsburg, OrientBay,
and Simpson Bay/Lagoon.
Our
boats are Moorings 44.3 and 44.4 monohulls (customized
Beneteau 44’ sailing vessels) with 3 or 4 private staterooms, multiple
heads
and showers.These boats are fully
equipped “exclusive line” sailing vessels, and include such amenities
as CD
player, electronic navigation systems, and electric anchor windlass.There will be 6 people per boat.In addition to sailing, we will be
snorkeling, diving, exploring, sightseeing, partying, and much more.
When:January
7
to
January
16,
2010.
What's
Included:9
days
and
8
nights
aboard
a
sailboat,
1
night
stay
at a hotel in St. Martin, round trip airfare (Newark to St.
Martin),
food and beverages on boat (self provisioned), group dinner ashore,
sightseeing
trip in St. Kitts, use of snorkeling gear, boat insurance, T-shirt, and
parties.
What's
Not Included:some
meals
ashore,
transportation
to
airport,
customs/immigration
fees,
and
possible
mooring
fees/boat expenses.
Thailand – Sail the AndamanSea, Tour the Kingdom of Thailand
February 3 to
February 24,
2009
Join us for a fabulous 21
day sailing and sightseeing
vacation in Thailand.We will sail out of the Sunsail base in Phuket, Thailand,
with
our
cruising
area
covering
Phuket
and
adjoining
Islands
in the AndamanSea.We’ll
start
our
trip with a day to explore Phuket and
perhaps wander
down the streets of the bustling night market before we set sail.Once you depart Boat Lagoon, sailing north,
you enter the protected, stunning cruising area of PhangNgaBay,
designated a world heritage site,
where a striking gallery of giant limestone rocks rise out of emerald
waters.Anchor between Koh Hong and Koh
Yai and take a longtail boat to Koh Phing Kan,
the
world
famous
JamesBondIsland.The
unspoiled
area
of
Krabi
has
some
of
the
most
awe-inspiring
scenery in the region.Explore
the
town,
then
overnight
at
one
of
the
many
stunning locations
available around the Koh Dam Group.Koh
Dam Khwan (known as “ChickenIsland”
because of its
shape) has a beautiful sandy spit that is only revealed at mid tide.On Phi Phi Le, visit MayaBay,
a
scenic
sandy
lagoon
surrounded
by
limestone
cliffs,
excellent
for
snorkeling
and swimming and made famous in the movie The Beach.There
is
an
abundance
of
coral
and
marine
life
and
underwater
visibility
is outstanding.The Phi Phi islands were
voted one of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world.
We will
also take a “Kingdom
of Thailand” tour.This tour will take us to Bangkok
for a city and temples tour, including visits to three of Bangkok's most
unusual Buddhist temples: Wat
Traimit, Wat Po and Wat Benchamabophit.Visit
the
colorful
floating
market
of
Damnoen
Saduak.
On
this
exciting tour,
you'll
witness boat-to-boat bartering as hundreds of agricultural vendors
float
side-by-side in their small rowing boats.Enjoy
an
exciting
tour
of
Bangkok's Grand Palace, Thailand's
finest
and
most
appealing
example
of
an
ancient
Siamese
court. Visit Ayutthaya,
the
historic
capital of Siam.Here
you
will
view
the
giant
bronze
statues
at
Wat Mongkol Borpitr.Stop at Wat Chai
Watthanaram, before continuing to Lopburi and the massive stone
sanctuary of
Prang Sam Yod.Visit Wat Maha Dhat
Phitsanulok followed by Sukhothai, one of Thailand's earliest and
most
significant historical settlements.Visit
the ancient fortified city of Chiang Saen,
situated
on
the
banks
of
the
MekongRiver.By long-tailed boat, visit the famed Golden
Triangle where the borders of Thailand,
Laos and Myanmar (Burma) converge.From Ciang Rai, travel to the town of Mae
Sai, the northern-most point of Thailand on the border of Myanmar.Here you will board a long-tail boat and sail
the Kok River to the water shed at the Hilltribe Village of Pa Kaew.Tour Chiang Mai, the largest and foremost
cultural city in Northern Thailand.Visit the Maesa Elephant Training Camp where
elephants demonstrate their daily feats of skill and strength.There will also be some leisure time to do as
you please.
Our
boats are Sunsail monohull sailboats, in a range of
sizes, offering 3 or 4 private staterooms with a variety of cabin
layouts and
heads with showers.These boats are
fully equipped sailing vessels, and include such amenities as
electronic navigation
systems, auto pilots, electric anchor windlass, and CD player.There will be 6 or 8 people per boat
(depending on boat layout).In addition
to sailing, we will be sightseeing, exploring, snorkeling, partying,
and much
more.
When:February
3
to
February 24,
2009.
What's
Included:7
days
and
7
nights
aboard
a
sailboat;
“Kingdom
of
Thailand”
tour covering Thailand from Bangkok north to the
border;
12 nights stay at the following areas: 2 nights each in Phuket and
Chiang Mai,
4 nights in Bangkok, 3 nights in Chiang Rai and 1 night in Phitsanulok;
guided
tours and sightseeing throughout; all breakfasts and some dinners;
round trip
airfare (JFK to Phuket, Phuket to Bangkok, Chiang Mai to Bangkok and
Bangkok to
JFK); food and beverages on boat (self provisioned); use of snorkeling
gear; boat
insurance; T-shirt; and parties.Also
included are all airport transfers, and more.
What's
Not Included:some
meals
ashore,
alcoholic
beverages,
possible
docking/mooring
and
departure
fees.
What
It Costs:Approximately
$3475
per
person
based
on
double
occupancy.(Actual cost available
November, 2008.) Airline fares, fuel
charges and taxes are not yet finalized, so cost of trip may vary
slightly.
This is a private trip run by Uri Goldinger
open to
all SEAS members.
2 week sailing and
sightseeing trip in Italy.We will sail for 1 week in the Islands of Sardinia and Corsica located in the Tyrrhenian Sea area of the Mediterranean. Vessels
will
be
Moorings
sailboats
in
the
40'
to
50'
range.Our
departure
base is located in Cannigione, Sardinia with destinations
such as: La Maddalena, Spargi, Razzoli, La
Vezzi, Bonifacio
(located in Corsica) and more.We will also spend 7 days and nights
sightseeing and touring Italy with stays in Rome, Florence and Venice.
Additional
information including specific dates, cost and more detailed
information will be available in June of this year. This is a
private trip open to SEAS members.
9 day sailing
vacation in the Spanish Virgin Islands of the Caribbean.We will be sailing out of the CYOA base in FrenchtownHarbor, St.
Thomas, USVI, with our
cruising area covering some of the best sailing areas in the Northern
Hemisphere.Just 15 miles west of the US
Virgin Islands, and only 6 miles to the east of Puerto
Rico lays the little
known Spanish Virgin Islands, also known as the PassageIslands.Ceded to the United
States in 1898, this area
is made up of the islands of Culebra and Vieques
along with their surrounding islets and cays. The Spanish
Virgin Islands have always been a well-kept secret, back to the days of
Bluebeard and other famous pirates who used the islands for hide-outs.
Our boats are both monohulls and catamarans from 40’ to 46’ with 3
or 4 private staterooms, multiple heads and showers. There
will be 6 or 8 people per boat.
What's Included:9 days and 8 nights aboard a sailboat, round trip airfare
(New York to St. Thomas), food and beverages on boat (self
provisioned), group dinner, use of snorkeling gear, boat insurance,
T-shirt, and parties.
ColumbusDayWeekendCruisingCourse SEAS Monmouth ANNUAL
Columbus day weekend cruising course. The cruising course will start
with four classroom sessions before the Columbus Day weekend. The class
will culminate in the weekend cruise on the Chesapeake Bay, where you will
receive hands-on instruction in sailing, docking, and other aspects of
sailboat crewmanship from experienced SEAS
instructors. 36-40 ft boats.
Columbus Day
Weekend Chesapeake Bay Cruise
SEAS Monmouth ANNUAL Columbus Day 3-day weekend cruise.
This is an annual event in conjunction with our Cruising Course.
The A.
J. Meerwald is the 115 ft official NJ tall sailing ship.This cruise is from 6:00-8:30 PM all around the NY
harbor area with New York City at sunset as the
backdrop.Embarks from LibertyState Park (boarding time is
at 5:30PM sharp).There will be a picnic beforehand starting at 3:00 PM (bring a dish to
share).Limited to 48 people.Cost is $30.This has been an
annual event for several years, and is always a lot of fun for
everybody.
Annual spring-time
cruise on the Chesapeake Bay. Three days
on the water, sailing to Annapolis, BaltimoreInnerHarbor, or St. Michaels,
as well as quiet overnight anchorages enroute.
38-39
ft.
boats
with
5-6
people
on
each.
Costs
generally around
$275 plus incidentals, plus a refundable security deposit between $175-$200.Trip
is
currently
full.
Cruise to New Zealand
One week sailing both the north and south islands of New Zealand and then a 2 week
land tour.7 days and 7 nights aboard a
sailboat; "New Zealand Tour" covering both the North and South Islands;
12 nights stay at the following areas: Paihia,
Auckland,
Rotorua, Wellington,
Christchurch, Franz Josef, Queenstown, Dunedin and Mount Cook; TranzAlpine train ride through the Southern
Alps, Milford Sound cruise, Interislander
ferry across the Cook Strait and much more; Guided tours and
sightseeing throughout, all breakfasts and most dinners, round trip
airfare (Newark to Auckland and Christchurch to Newark) food and
beverages on boat (self provisioned), use of snorkeling gear, boat
insurance, T-shirt, and parties.
Price is $4325 per person. Private
cruise
offered
to
SEAS
Members.
ColumbusDayWeekendCruisingCourse SEAS Monmouth ANNUAL
Columbus day weekend cruising course. The cruising course will start
with four classroom sessions before the Columbus Day weekend. The class
will culminate in the weekend cruise on the Chesapeake Bay, where you will
receive hands-on instruction in sailing, docking, and other aspects of
sailboat crewmanship from experienced SEAS
instructors. 36-40 ft boats.
Columbus Day
Weekend Chesapeake Bay Cruise
SEAS Monmouth ANNUAL Columbus Day 3-day weekend cruise.
This is an annual event in conjunction with our Cruising Course.
Cruise to Martha's Vineyard
Labor Day Cruise to Martha's Vineyard, NantucketIsland and More.
WHEN: All hands depart Princeton area Friday
morning, September 1st, as car-pooled as possible for an approximate 5
hour drive to Newport, Rhode Island. Return Friday
afternoon, September 8th.
WHERE: Embark from the Newport Harbor Marina for a week's sail along
the Rhode Island and Massachusetts coast and islands.
We plan to visit and go ashore at CuttyhunkIsland, Vineyard Haven or
Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard, NantucketIsland, Woods Hole, and
possibly other ports of call.
FLEET: 40' and larger sailboats, number depends on early sign-ups.
These boats come equipped with dinghies, towels and bed linen, stereo
systems, and much more. There will be 6 people per boat, including an
experienced club member skipper.
Cost is $670 which includes food. Private
cruise
offered
to
SEAS
Members.
LakeOntario Cruise
Join us this weekend for 3 days on the water of beautiful LakeOntario. We will depart
from Yachting Operations Services in HendersonN.Y., at the eastern
end of the Lake, on Saturday 7/20
and return on Monday 7/24.
The Boats: C&C 32; C&C 35. Crew: I estimate that we would be
looking for approximately 9 people including skippers.
Cost: Based upon the number of folks who sign up I expect the cruising
cost to be approximately $390 + $100 refundable security deposit. The
final number might be somewhat more or less. The cost of food and
travel is not included in this figure. A 50% deposit will be required
when we book the cruise and reserve the boats.
Logistics: HendersonNY is approximately
335 miles from MonmouthCounty. The boats may be
checked out on Wednesday afternoon, 7/19, and anyone who wishes to may
sleep on their boat Friday night. I would expect we would try and
arrange car pools to drive to and from Henderson.
If you would like more information about Yachting Operations Services,
their WEB site is www. www.sailwithyos.com.
One skipper is needed. Trip is currently full but waiting
list is being formed.
Chesapeake Bay
We will be driving down Friday evening to Rock Hall, MD, and sailing
Saturday morning through Monday 4PM. Costs will be
roughly $275 plus $150 refundable security deposit. Also, figure $30-40
in incidentals. We will anchor out one night and spend the other in a
marina in Annapolis, BaltimoreInnerHarbor, or St. Michaels.
The boats will be in the 35-36 ft range, with a maximum of 5 people per
boat. Contact Ray Kimber as soon as possible if you're interested. This
time of year the winds are great, and the cruise will fill up fast, so
don't delay!
Cruise to Antigua
Sailing out of the Sunsail base in EnglishHarbor, Antigua. Highlights of the
itinerary include NonsuchBay, GreenIsland, and Barbuda. Cost of the trip
is $1395. You need to send in your deposit of $250 with your sign up. Private
cruise
offered
to
SEAS
Members.