Probably in the wrong Forum Need a place to Moor in the Yucatan that wont break the b

[Rocketpip]

Headed to Mexico where shes going to stay. I must have set off the "Gringo alarm" because the prices are crazy.
20.96m x 6m
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks.

[Minggat]

Sounds like Cabo San Lucas.

[s/v Moondancer]

Might get into the anchorages in Isla Mujeres which is a great place to stay.

https://www.noonsite.com/place/mexic.../isla-mujeres/

https://www.google.com/search?q=isla...w=1091&bih=517

However, when we were there, a few years back, a US boat was confiscated for not having a US Zarpe, which really does not exist. Worth the money to use a local agent who is probably the Port Catain's cousin!

[Rocketpip]

A Zarpe? Lol, that would be me, losing my boat.
Thanks, I'll look into an agent.
Love Isla Mujeres. Probably just anchor with the rest on Playa Norte.
I actually need a moorage so I can acquire full insurance and not just Liability. My last quote from Progresso was like $2500 CAD/month. That's quite steep

[chris mac]

Welcome from a fellow edmontonian(stony plain actually, but close enough)
I can't help you with anything Mexico, but for insurance, check Dolphin insurance in bc. They gave me the best rates and coverage areas.

[rmlarson1098]

Originally Posted by Rocketpip

A Zarpe? Lol, that would be me, losing my boat.
Thanks, I'll look into an agent.
Love Isla Mujeres. Probably just anchor with the rest on Playa Norte.
I actually need a moorage so I can acquire full insurance and not just Liability. My last quote from Progresso was like $2500 CAD/month. That's quite steep

Wow. $2500 a MONTH? For an insurance premium? Am I reading that right? IMHO that's beyond steep.

[gulfcoastsailor]

What about El Cid just south of Puerto Morelos?

[sailon46]

Puerto aventuras south of plays del Carmen spend a whole year there nice overall check it out

[George DuBose]

CBP form 1300 is a clearance document for leaving or entering the US. I had to hassle the Coast Guard in Newport, RI to give me one. Then they came at 0300 after they finished with the big ships.

"Why did I need it?"

I was going to be traveling in Europe and other lands where a Zarpe could be asked for. While I hate paperwork, it is nice sometimes to "have a trail"...

[Scubableu]

Originally Posted by George DuBose

CBP form 1300 is a clearance document for leaving or entering the US. I had to hassle the Coast Guard in Newport, RI to give me one. Then they came at 0300 after they finished with the big ships.

"Why did I need it?"

I was going to be traveling in Europe and other lands where a Zarpe could be asked for. While I hate paperwork, it is nice sometimes to "have a trail"...

Paperwork?... I should not have looked at a CBP 1300 How are the manifest # and trade codes filled out for non cargo vessels.
https://cbp-form-1300.com/jsfiller-d...88d4e132abd2b9

[gaucho]

Originally Posted by Scubableu

Paperwork?... I should not have looked at a CBP 1300 How are the manifest # and trade codes filled out for non cargo vessels.
https://cbp-form-1300.com/jsfiller-d...88d4e132abd2b9

You don't. The idea is to just put the relevant information and get some sort of stamp from US Customs. That will do it.