Free Cruising Guides - Haiti and Dominican Republic

[GordMay]

“Cruising Guide to Haiti"
by Frank Virgintino ➥ Haiti Cruising Guide

“Cruising Guide to the Dominican Republic"
by Frank Virgintino ➥ Dominican Republic Cruising Guide » A CRUISING GUIDE TO:THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC by Frank Virgintino

[capt_douglas]

Not sure about Haiti, but looking forward to studying the DR (ed. 4) one. Thanks Gord.

[MarkJ]

Originally Posted by capt_douglas

Not sure about Haiti, but looking forward to studying the DR (ed. 4) one. Thanks Gord.

Yeah, I agree. I'll leave Haiti to Gord (He probably is a kewl dancer when he's on those Zombie drugs! )

[fmooy]

I've actually spent a fair amount of time at Port Morgan on Ile-a-vache in Haiti and it is a pretty nice place. It would be a good spot to spend some time on a boat. Some of the other areas I've been to in Haiti, not so much. However, the people there have always nice to me. Thanks for the info Gord.

[Unicorn Dreams]

As usual, Thanks GORD

Don't know how you find your info

[GordMay]

Originally Posted by Unicorn Dreams

Don't know how you find your info

I read (a lot).

[sailorboy1]

Thanks Gord. I read some of the Haiti stuff and I believe its worth a trip.

[tokarse]

There are now free cruising guides by Frank Virgintino to:
www.dominicanrepubliccruisingguide
Haiti Cruising Guide
Jamaica Cruising Guide
Trinidad Cruising Guide

Good sailing~Great site Gord

[jram]

The link for the DR guide is Dominican Republic Cruising Guide

[JARogers]

These are of special interest to those wanting to sail from south Florida to the eastern Caribbean. For me, the author's suggestions are the sensible way to go. ...Jim http://www.JARogers.com/headlines.htm

[donradcliffe]

Gee, I paid $1.99 each for those cruising guides at the Kindle Store. Now I feed ripped off!

Actually, the idea of electronic cruising guides is a good one--they should cost less and take up less room than the paper versions. If the Kindle or equivalent formats can't be easily copied, then more authors should be convinced to release their material in this medium.

[jram]

You can upload PDFs to your kindle from your computer. OK - they are not as flexible as kindle format but it works for me!

[tokarse]

Originally Posted by donradcliffe

Gee, I paid $1.99 each for those cruising guides at the Kindle Store. Now I feed ripped off!

Actually, the idea of electronic cruising guides is a good one--they should cost less and take up less room than the paper versions. If the Kindle or equivalent formats can't be easily copied, then more authors should be convinced to release their material in this medium.

The Kindle formatting is enhanced. Frank