Anchorage review web site - lost the link

[Dave_S]

Sorry, my tablet died and I have lost the link and I can't remember it's name.

Its the website that you add and review anchorages, dinghy docks, shops etc. Started in Australia but seems to cover everywhere now.

I have tried all sorts of searches for three days now and nothing, I must be doing something old.

Can anyone decipher my ramble and turn it into a name.

Thanks

[Blue Reef Cafe]

Dave,


It's Zulu waterways, https://www.zuluwaterways.com/


Regards


Russ

[Dave_S]

That's the one, thanks

[SSgtPitt]

Hmmmm, apparently there are no anchorages or marinas in Florida or the Bahamas. Is there another button to push?

[Scrimshaw4]

For US anchorages etc. try WaterwayGuide.com. Crowd sourced and free. JMHO

[mholtzberg]

For southeast us try southeast cruiser ‘s net and it is free.

Although the poster wanted Australian and nz locations

[Dave_S]

Sorry I only saw it was spreading outside of my veiw, I didn't look to see how far. I'm sure there will be something similar everywhere if not this is free and it caught on very quickly. Just join and start adding.

[boom23]

I like this one: Navily

[cal_d_44]

In Australia, Zulu Waterways took off very quickly. This is because the community (us Yachties and Boaties) got involved in adding data. I think if sailors in the US want to see it take off, then people just need to make the leap and start adding information. It’s a community effort to make something like this work and once it gets going it really gathers momentum fast. There were initially blank spots around my area in Australia. After I added some markers others then added more, and so on and so forth. Also, I like that the developers of Zulu are a young cruising family. I prefer to support other cruisers rather than big companies. The information in Australia is now detailed like a cruising guide.

Just my 2 cents.

[SSgtPitt]

Originally Posted by cal_d_44

In Australia, Zulu Waterways took off very quickly. This is because the community (us Yachties and Boaties) got involved in adding data. I think if sailors in the US want to see it take off, then people just need to make the leap and start adding information. It’s a community effort to make something like this work and once it gets going it really gathers momentum fast. There were initially blank spots around my area in Australia. After I added some markers others then added more, and so on and so forth. Also, I like that the developers of Zulu are a young cruising family. I prefer to support other cruisers rather than big companies. The information in Australia is now detailed like a cruising guide.

Just my 2 cents.

AahHah, I didn’t think about that. I guess I’ll be adding data as I move around.

[cal_d_44]

Originally Posted by SSgtPitt

AahHah, I didn’t think about that. I guess I’ll be adding data as I move around.

WOW Zulu Waterways now has Navionics maps as a chart option and it is still Free. Great addition guys [emoji3]