Episodul #119 Sfaturi despre navigarea în Bahamas

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1. Good video, informative. Loved the lighting at the end.

2. Vin and Amy my wife and I enjoy your channel and look forward to the next weeks adventure video. Another video channel iwe like is (https://www.youtube.com/user/gonewiththewynns). Two young new sailors who are quite fun to watch and have just com back from 6 months sailing from Florida to Bahamas and are now headed for Panama via Bahamas,

3. Good interview, I would have loved to hear more on what they would have stocked up more on and less on.

4. I guess it really is "to each their own." You do have other options. Bimini is Ok, and certainly a place to stop, but perhaps not a place to begin? You might want to consider going to West End on Grand Bahama Island and check out Freeport and Lucaya. You would also miss Great and Little Abaco, Moore's Island, Cast-away Cay. True, some of these are smaller islands and not as much to do compared to Nassau, but the islands are much closer together. I guess the question is: are you in a hurry to see the "commercial" stuff, or are you there to soak up the beauty, the peace and tranquility of the Caribbean?
   What to stock up on? Let me give you an example. Here I can buy a case of beer for $24.00, there that same case of beer is about 100 bucks. Easy to say stock up on everything, but "really" stock up on the things you really like/love.
   (just my 2 cents) Welcome to the islands mon…..;)

5. Thank you very much for the video. Much appreciated and informative

6. I recommend you cross over to West End and go to the Abacos. From West End go through the Indian Cay Cut and you're on the Little Bahama Bank, which is protected water, and you can anchor almost anywhere. It's like cruising with training wheels.

   The Gone With the Wynns YouTube couple did the Abacos first, and it was a great way to ease into cruising.

   Get the Steve Dodge book, the waypoints are spot on.

7. Have the rigging issues ben completed? I do not want to wreck the suspense so no reply is ok.

8. Stock up on anything you like to drink, sun-downers with other cruisers is a tradition. Alcohol is very expensive in the
   the Bahamas.

9. Loved the video, sorry the part about provisioning was cut out. Can you pass along that info in another video? Thanks Karen from s/v Impulse

10. Great video as always guys. Can't wait to see you get your rigging all sorted out.

11. really looking forward to seeing how your transit goes. Want to do this myself someday.

12. hey guys good to see you're planning on doing great adventures. I just got back from the Bahamas last month. We took a large catamaran across to the Grand Bahamas and then to the biminis. honeymoon Harbor was a great place to anchor for us . And I'd have to agree with all the advice they're giving you everything, sounds great there's not a lot of places to securely anchor in the Bimini Islands. We ended up dragging anchor several times at gramd bahama so make sure you got good anchor and Tackle. happy for you both and great things to come. the closing video in South Carolina was typical of most out time in the Bahamas! hope you have better weather. we also had updates maps on my phone vice the boats GPS. there were some differences.

13. Short but good.

14. It's really good to hear it from someone who's been there before! Such nice people and good information too! Makes me think about how I want to plan my trip a little better than just checking the weather! Thanks.

15. Excellent information!   Always good to hear from someone with experience.  Thanks for sharing.   Thumbs up!!!!!

16. nice advice

17. i love the quote "we have no plans and we are sticking to them!" I'm gonna use that when I am sailing. great video and love the information in it. my fiance and i are planning to sail to the Bahamas sometime. thanks for the info

18. Are y'all back in Charleston or are y'all still north? How are the repairs coming?

19. Would have been good to hear what supplies to stock up on and what was not needed….

20. what a sweet couple and absolutely correct.. i forgot about the bahamas..
    take a day trip on a small plane over at any local airport and just cruise around a few islands for 50 bucks .. in florida its a 15 minute flight more or less even in a private cessna.. get a feel for it..quite fun.. then soon your first intl trip there..
    a fun day sail.. maye one of your subscribers has a plane in florida

21. This video was very informative. I am planning a sailing trip there eventually and now I have several waypoints to continue building a route. Thanks!

22. 1st time seeing you guys and wow what a way to start. That was some very good info you packed into this. thanks so much for sharing

23. Do you guys think you'll be stopping in St. Augustine Florida? If so when

24. Great info thanks…peace & fair winds

25. great tips there. I would love to make the trip. I wanna get a boat….. but I'm worried about needing to fly to the states, then stay in a hotel until I find a boat won't be economically viable.

26. Good information, I could listen to them talk about the Bahamas for another hour! Thanks for the entertaining and informative video. Fair Winds and GOD bless, JC

27. We have sailed into the Bahamas 6 winters now, and after the third season, we wrote this presentation called "I am Going to the Bahamas" and we presented this to the cruisers in Marathon Florida. It was well received and now has been read 10,000 times. It explains the decisions you need to make and the routes you can take to reach the Bahamas. Study this: http://www.ipyoa.com/forum/10-bahamas/3719-i-am-going-to-the-bahamas

28. I love all your videos they are great fun to watch but i also love your videos cause you are just a wonderful couple God Bless n look after you always many thanks

29. Good advice from those folks.

30. Angle Fish Creek is a nice anchorage and jumping off place also.

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