8 days ago by decojohn

Ready to have a splash into the unmatched natural beauty of the Mexican beaches with luxury resorts lining them to entertain the lavish clients? If yes, then Mandarin Oriental Riviera Maya, about 26 miles south of Cancun, deserves an honorable mention in the list of resorts that seek to harmonize lu ...

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33 days ago by Christian Allaire, BMCS ret

On a Mooring Honey Moon Bay, Water Island, St Thomas USVI I am having great fun putting together these video's and learning about editing. Hope you enjoy. I have some footage of just prior to me leaving Grenada and some other stuff, but mostly sailing Christa north. Capt Chris PS: I've been also bus ...

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40 days ago by Christian Allaire, BMCS ret

On a Mooring Honeymoon Beach, Water Island St Thomas USVI What a thrill to have single handed Christa with the trade winds, without interruption for a smooth 450nm. I arrived late yesterday afternoon (Sat) after nearly 4 days at sea. Total distance on this leg was 450.1 nm. It took me 81 hours with ...

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45 days ago by Christian Allaire, BMCS ret

Anchored outside St. Georges Harbor, Grenada Had a very successful 15nm sail this morning west along the south coast, and then up the west coast of the island. All systems are G. The weather looks good for my 4 to 5 day run to St Thomas. The wind is forecast to be light at only 10 to 14 knots at the ...

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145 days ago by ODC Editor

NOAA’s Fisheries Service is proposing several measures to end overfishing and rebuild blacknose sharks and other shark populations. Nine public hearings will be held on the proposal, from New England to the Gulf of Mexico, in August and September. “Our latest stock assessment found that the blacknos ...

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175 days ago

When Spanish explorers first sailed ashore Isla Mujeres in 1517, they discovered an island where the Mayans had already lived out part of their existence. Built hundreds of years earlier, at its southern end stood the temple to the goddess Ix-Chel as well as several stone structures in the shape of ...

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177 days ago

An outdoor modern art exhibit stands at the southern tip of Isla Mujeres, Mexico, a colorful tribute to the area’s indigenous Mayan civilization. Situated about five miles away from the island’s little downtown area, Punta Sur Sculpture Garden was created in 2001 - the work of almost two dozen Mexic ...

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183 days ago by Ammarah

Cuba’s insular shelf, some 26,190 square miles or 67,831 square kilometers in size, has excellent scuba-diving sites throughout the archipelago. They are some of the most entrancing in all the Caribbean. Warm, clean water, great biodiversity, good conservation of it’s ecosystems, coral gardens, cave ...

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214 days ago by Mr Rot, Arsemaven

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