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Old 04-05-2013, 20:44   #1
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Puerto rico

Has anybody left their sailboats in Puerto Rico during the hurricane season
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Yep

Every year for 10 years
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Where do you guys leave it, did sandy hit Puerto Rico last year?
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Where do you guys leave it, did sandy hit Puerto Rico last year?
No. There were just some big waves for a couple of days.
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How big is your sailboat and where do you leave the boat.... Do you have it on the hard
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42' cat
puerto del ray
Free water/electricity/no lay days
And puerto Rico is better then nanny cay/spanishtown or independant boat yard

Cheaper too
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How big is your sailboat and where do you leave the boat.... Do you have it on the hard
Our 47' mono, is on the hard at Puerto del Rey marina while we are home for a few months. We keep her at Sunbay Marina in Fajardo while we outfitted her last fall and winter, it is smaller, cheaper, clean and has great security. The price includes water, power, wifi, and cable TV and is about half the price of Puerto del Rey (also a very nice marina).
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And puerto Rico is better then nanny cay/spanishtown or independant boat yard

Cheaper too
Do you guys have it on the hard, I see the anchor on cement pads.... We're you there last yr when hurricane sandy blew by
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Our 47' mono, is on the hard at Puerto del Rey marina while we are home for a few months. We keep her at Sunbay Marina in Fajardo while we outfitted her last fall and winter, it is smaller, cheaper, clean and has great security. The price includes water, power, wifi, and cable TV and is about half the price of Puerto del Rey (also a very nice marina).
Did you ave the boat there during hurricane season? We ave a 40 ' Catalina ..... Looks like a very good marina.... Have you spend time at the south end of Puerto Rico.... Is it nice... Ant good advice
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Did you ave the boat there during hurricane season? We ave a 40 ' Catalina ..... Looks like a very good marina.... Have you spend time at the south end of Puerto Rico.... Is it nice... Ant good advice
We have not been done to the south coast, but I hear I it is really nice.

We moved our boat from the BVIs to Puerto Rico last September, so technically we were there durning hurricane season. Rafael gave us a brush by, but never amounted to much. We were in the water at Sunbay, took down the canvas, secured everything we could and doubled up the lines.

This hurricane season we will be on the hard for the month of June. We will sail out of Puerto Rico July 1st, island hopping down island with plans to arrive in Grenada around August 15th.
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We have not been done to the south coast, but I hear I it is really nice.

We moved our boat from the BVIs to Puerto Rico last September, so technically we were there durning hurricane season. Rafael gave us a brush by, but never amounted to much. We were in the water at Sunbay, took down the canvas, secured everything we could and doubled up the lines.

This hurricane season we will be on the hard for the month of June. We will sail out of Puerto Rico July 1st, island hopping down island with plans to arrive in Grenada around August 15th.
What charts do you use for Puerto Rico
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We have paper charts. We also have Navtronics charts on our chartplotter. As well as, Navtronics on my iPad.

We have found them all to be very good.
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Do you guys have it on the hard, I see the anchor on cement pads.... We're you there last yr when hurricane sandy blew by
On the hard from July 31st-October 31st......don't even know when sandy was

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We have paper charts. We also have Navtronics charts on our chartplotter. As well as, Navtronics on my iPad.

We have found them all to be very good.
What paper charts do you use, are any better than others... I have iPad, ray marine and garmin, but like paper charts also
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I have a Bristol 29.9 which stays in the water at Palmas Del Mar Yacht Club in Humaco, PR. We had good luck last Hurricane season and hope for the same this year. The Marina Staff a fantastic and Palmas Del Mar is a very nice community. Worth taking a look at. To the second question about Charts, I use Garmin Blue Charts and they have been spot on.

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