FLEET UPDATE 2022-11-08
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FLEET UPDATE 2022-10-30
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Shaft Shark
Ahoy Panama Posse
As the show days went by we met a number of your posse (Posse Shirts & stickers!!)
For an order thru your Panama Posse group we can offer your group a special discount of below trade โ
30% off the List pricing plus shipping.
Oder directly from us.
We look forward to working with you & the Panama Posse.
To proceed please fill out this form.
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Cheers,
Geoff Prior
AB Marine
Ph: 401.847.7960
Cell: 401.578.3447
Skype: geoffprior
FLEET UPDATE 2022-10-20
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ECV MARINA ๐ฒ๐ฝ MEXICO SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
ECV MARINA ๐ฒ๐ฝ MEXICO SPONSORS THE OCEAN POSSE
31ยฐ 51.2766' N 116ยฐ 37.2433' W
We are pleased to welcome the Participants of the Ocean Posse to Ensenada, BC Mexico
As a special welcome rate we offer 2 nights and one free !
In the minimum stay of 2 nights, you get 1 extra night for free + special DAILY rate for the participants with boats with a length up to 65 ft: $2.10 USD per foot of the vessel + tax +free assistance to clear in and out of Mexico, immigration and to get the Temporary Importation Permit as long as they present all the documents as requiredย by the port authorities.
CONTACT
VHFย 12
T: +52 (646) 173-4141
Toll Free: +1 (877) 219 5822
E: reservations@hutchisonportsecv.com
W: www.marina.hutchisonportsecv.com
Email: mendez.lydia@enseit.com
Lydia Anahรญ Mรฉndez Chรกvez
Supervisor Comercial Marina
FACILITIES
- 191 slips from 36' to 68'.
- 6 end ties from 83' to 135'.
- A 510' mega yacht area for oversized vessels and charters, making it the only Marina in Ensenada with an area with this capacity.
- Double breakwater protection, ensuring the calmest marina in the Ensenada area.
- Concrete Bellingham Marine built docks.
- Launch ramp with easy access for boats up to 33'.
- Dock boxes with electricity and water (not safe for drinking) connections per slip.
- Electrical capacity (30, 50 amp).
- Single- and three-phase connection in end ties and megayachts areas.
AMENITIES
- Walking distance to a variety of shops, restaurants and downtown
- Friendly environment
- Active liveaboard community
- Restrooms and showers
- BBQ area
- Bicycle racks
- Courtesy dock carts
- Workout area
- Free complementary WiFi
- Pet friendly
SERVICES
- Free assistance for the arrival, departure, immigration, and TIP procedures with the Port Authorities and Customs
- 24 hour security with cameras and security personnel
- Controlled access to facilities
- Gated parking lot
- Dock masterยดs office open 7 days a week
- Pump out service right on your slip
- Garbage collection
- Hazardous materials collection
USD RATES PER foot + tax
+ 68โฒ | ||
Daily | ย 2.30 | 2.65 |
Monthly | 12.00 | 16.50 |
CATAMARAN & TRIMARAN | ||
Daily | 3.45 | |
Monthly | 18.00 |
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Rate (For a one use) | UP TO 33โฒ |
Marina clients | $15.00 |
Guests | $25.00 |
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OTHER SERVICES
Liveaboard | ย $40.00 | per person monthly |
ย Water | ย $15.00 | per metric ton ( 1000 liters / 264.17 US gallons ) |
ย Electricity | ย $0.22 | per kw |
ย Pump Out | ย $12.00 | bellow 45 gallons |
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PARKING
1ย boatย = 1ย parking space included
Clients extra vehicles | $30.00 | monthly per vehicle |
dock map
Ensenada Cruiseport Village MARINA MEXICO ๐ฒ๐ฝย SAFE APPROACH
LOCATION
OFFICIAL WEBSITE >>
NEARBY
- RESTAURANTS AND BARS
- SHOPPING AND SUPERMARKETS
- HUSSONGS CANTINA
- MUSEO DE HISTORIA
- LA BUFADORA
- EL SALTO CANYON
- VALLE DE GUADALUPE WINE TOUR
- BANKS
- TAXIS
- DELUXE BUSES TO TIJUANA
SAFE HARBOR VENTURA ISLE ๐บ๐ธ SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE
Safe Harbor VENTURA ISLEย SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE
34ยฐ 14.7' N 119ยฐ 15.595' W
Happy to offer 50c x foot off our transient rates for participants of the Panama Posse
Garrett McKinney
General Manager
Whether you're setting sail for Panamaย or dining in the lively Ventura Harbor Village, Safe Harbor Ventura Isle is a gateway to it all.
SAFE HARBOR VENTURA ISLE
Address: 1363 Spinnaker Dr, Ventura, CA 93001
Tel: +1 (805) 644-5858
E: gmkcinney@shmarinas.com
AMENITIES
- Max LOA 93'
- Max Beam 40'
- Boat Lifts
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Cable TV Hookups
- Fresh Water Hookups
- Shore Power Hookups
- Dock Boxes
- Pump-out
- Drive-up Parking
GOOD NAUTICAL SAFE APPROACH
MAP
OFFICIAL WEBSITE >>
PANAMA YACHT BROKER
FLEET UPDATE 2022-09-27
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BARREL | barยทrel /หberษl/
THE POSSE BARREL -ย SEARCHING SUSTAINABILITY
2) a message of hope good will and useful artifact to start a dialogue with communities living on the edge
TO FOLLOW THE PANAMA POSSE BARREL'S VOYAGE TO SAN BLAS, PANAMAย FOLLOW THIS LINK >>
THE BARREL
The goal for the Panama Posse barrel is to identify ways in which we can help communities and entities living on the edge and define new standards of sustainability.
Our goal is to find the silver lining and long term solutions to communities living in coastal impact zones.
YACHT SIGNED ON TO THE BARREL
- Maison de Santรฉ
- Enjoy
- We|Sail Va
- Yahtzee
- Edelweiss
- Calico Skies
- Jupiter 2
- Green Flash
- Knot Right
- Long Windid
- daMMAD Cat
- Freedom
- It's about Time
- Rochambeau
- Myla
- Solmate
- Queso Grande II
- Epsilon
- Synchronicity
- White Wings
- Flite Deck
- Serenity
- Ilohale
- One Life
- Exhibitionism
EXAMPLES OF NON SUSTAINABLE ACTIVITIES
Example: BEACH CLEANUP
While dirty beaches are sight for sore eyes and plastic which washes down rivers winds up on these beachesย cleaning up these beaches is the responsibility of those who live there. Plastic consumption and dirty environments are caused by locals and ultimately it is not sustainable to clean up a beach for them
If you clean up the beach for the locals without their initiative what lesson does it send to the local communities ?
Solution ?
Example:ย FIXING, DONATING, REFUELING OR SERVICING OUTBOARDSย
Fishing has been a local activity for thousands of years but new technologies ( such as outboards, FOBS Gill nets and deploying long linesย ) are causing over fishing andย in areas and decimate sustainable oceans. Is empowering local fishermen with solutions which create operational and maintenance and financial challenges a long-term solution ? If fishermen go out and over fish - prolong their stays and add additional risks justย to cover fuel coast and expensive outboards is that viable for all ?
Solution ?
THE BARREL IS A SYMBOL TO BE PASSED FROM VESSEL TO VESSEL WITH A MESSAGE OF FINDINGย LONG TERMย SUSTAINABLEย SOLUTIONS
Our goal is to talk - and find out what coastal communities really want and need .
THE GUNA PEOPLE
The economy of Guna Yala is based on agriculture, fishing and the manufacture of clothing with a long tradition of international trade. Plantains, coconuts, and fish form the core of the Guna diet, supplemented with imported foods, a few domestic animals, and wild game. Coconuts, called ogob [IPA: okหษฮฒ] in the Guna language, and lobsters skungit [skuลkหit] are the most important export products. Migrant labor and the sale of molas provide other sources of income.
The Guna have a long deep rooted history of mercantilism and a longstanding tradition of selling goods through family owned venues. Most imported goods originate from Colombian, Mexican or Chinese ships and are sold in small retail stores owned by Guna people. The Guna have not excised tax when trading goods and place strong emphasis on economic success. This tradition of trade and self-determination has been credited by many as a chief reason the Guna have been able to successfully function independently compared to other indigenous groups.
Guna communities in Panama City are typically made up of migrant laborers and small business owners, although many Guna also migrate to Panama City to sell fish and agricultural products produced by their respective communities. The sale of Mola and other forms of Guna art has become a large part of the Guna peoples economy in recent years and mola vendors can be found in most cities in Panama where they are marketed to both foreigners and Hispano Panamanians. Tourism is now an important part of the economy in the Carti region, and abandoned goods from the drug trade provide occasional windfalls.