FLEET UPDATE 2023-01-24

PANAMA POSSE 
 
FLEET UPDATE 

January 24, 2023

TOP NEWS  

•  PANAMA / SOUTH PACIFIC POSSE  PARTY
•  NICOLE LEADS IN  BIGGEST FISH CAUGHT  
•  PASSAGE NOTES & PICTURES
•  THE BARREL OF HOPE
•  DIGITAL YACHT SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE
•  PANAMA POSSE GATHERINGS
•  NO REGRETS AND THE ROCKET
•  STARLINK FLEET FEEDBACK  
•  MUST SEE FROM YOUR YACHT  🇧🇿 BELIZE 
•  BOCA CHICA & COIBA 🇵🇦 WESTERN PACIFIC PANAMA
•  PATHFINDER’S  🇨🇷 COSTA RICA 
•  LA RUTA DEL CAFE CHIAPAS 🇲🇽  MEXICO
•   37+ LONG LINES REPORTS 

Sunrise from Isla Rancheria, Coiba Naional Park 🇨🇷 Panama   
⚓17′ Sand  07°38’09.6″ N 081°42’33.8″W   

1) PANAMA / SOUTH PACIFIC POSSE  PARTY 
@ SHELTER BAY 🇵🇦 PANAMA

 FRI FEB 03 ‘23    

SPONSORED BY 
🇧🇿 
BELIZE TOURISM BOARD
PANAMA YACHT BROKERS
SHELTER BAY MARINA
CENTENARIO CONSULTING
PANAMA YACHT BROKERS 
 

FLOR DE CAÑA RUM

 

GET READY FOR THE 
OPEN FLOR DE CAÑA RUM BAR 

JUANJO IS ROASTING A PIG 

🐖+🔥+ 🍹

THE BEST SIDES AND APPETIZERS 
WILL WIN PRIZES AND FAME  

PLUS SPECIAL SAVINGS  RUM SALE ON SITE FOR THOSE
 HEADING TO THE 💰💰💰 SOUTH PACIFIC 

ON SITE AWARDS 

BEST GALLEY GOD(ESS) AWARD TO BE GIVEN TO 
BEST SHARED DISH 

HERE IS THE LIST OF SIDE DISHES YOU COULD WIN WITH  

 
ALL VESSELS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN 
BY LAND OR BY SEA BUT YOU NEED TO RSVP HERE 

+

TEXAS HOLD’EM TOURNAMENT 
 
 MEXICAN TRAIN MASTER OF THE OCEANS TOURNAMENT

2) PICTURES OF THE WEEK 

SY FELICITÀ  🇺🇸   Gretchen & Tim  Catalina 42′

dipping the rail 

SY CODDIWOMPLE   🇺🇸  Jessica & Bram – Ta Shing 40′

NAVIGATOR exiting the bar  🇸🇻  EL SALVADOR 

MY NAVIGATOR   🇺🇸  Dave – Nordhavn 46′

3) LEAD IN THE BIGGEST FISH CAUGHT 

 MY SOULMATE  🇺🇸 Hatteras 63′ Stuart & Robyn – Hatteras 63′

LEADER IN THIS SEASON’S LARGEST 
FISH CAUGHT  

NICOLE IT’S A MONSTER !!!  

The prize is this season is who can catch a bigger fish than NICOLE !!!

meantime in the galley with bounty from la ruta del mexcal … 

SY MAISON DE SANTÉ 🇺🇸  Keenan & Nicole Cal 46′

Caught on the way into Tenacatita

SY SALACIA 🇺🇸 Peter & Donna – Santa Cruz 50′

 Finally ! A wee bit of competition  … Barely.

SY SERENITY 🇺🇸  Mark & Kathryn Antares 44′

MY TIDEWALKER 🇨🇦 Alan – Nordhavn 57′

4) PASSAGE NOTES & PICTURES 

SY AIR BENDER  🇺🇸 Mike & Colleen – Lagoon 42′  

Good morning, Southern Cross  

 Just traded a gallon of water for these grande camarones

A little bit more wind and swell here. da madd cat

Last night’s pre-TPec Crossing party on Da MMAD Cat

SY DA MMAD CAT 🇺🇸 Andrea & Danny – Lagoon ’42

The magical port of Zihuatanejo 🇲🇽 Mexico 

The bay of Zihuatanejo – holds the 19 year old Guitar Fest  and 2023 Sail fest 

SY FREEDOM 🇻🇬  Paul & Nargas – Fountain Pajot 47′

FYI we need your head shots !

5) THE BARREL OF HOPE >>

VICENTE THE CAPTAIN OF ACAPULCO HOLDS THE BARREL OF HOPE 

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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.

6)  DIGITAL YACHT
SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE  

We are proud to sponsor the Panama Posse !

Please shop our store and use this special discount code >> to save on your purchases

Nicholas Heyes

NIck Heyes Digital Yacht

Digital Yacht Ltd

US OFFICE 978 277 1234

UK DIRECT DIAL + 44 207 100 9116

www.digitalyacht.co.uk

 DISCOVER OUR RANGE OF PRODUCTS >>

• AIS RECEIVERS 
• NMEA INTERFACES
• INTERNET ONBOARD
• SENSORS
• PC SYSTEMS 
• PORTABLE NAVIGATION 

7) YOUR PANAMA POSSE FLEET TRACKING
 298 VESSELS FROM 27 ENSIGNS 

https://panamaposse.com/tracking

8) MEET THE PANAMA POSSE  DOGS 

THE
INSPECTION DOG IN CHIAPAS TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE NO STOWAWAYS OR DRUGS
WILL BOARD YOU ON ENTRY AND ON EXIT FROM CHIAPAS 

MARINA CHIAPAS 🇲🇽 SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE A CENTRAL AMERICAN RALLY

MUST SEE IN  CHIAPAS 🇲🇽 MEXICO 

•     San Cristobal de las Casas
•     Palenque
•     Izapa
•     Finca Argovia Ruta del Cafe
•     Finca Hamburgo Ruta del Cafe
•     Yaxchilán
•     Agua Azul
•     Misol Há
•     Bonampak
•     Pico de Loro
•     Tacaná Volcano
•     Chocolate Tour
•     Iguana Reservation
•     Crocodile Reservation
•     Rum Master Class Ron Bonampak
•     Lagos de Montebello
•     Cañon Del Sumidero
•     Arco del Tiempo

Arco del Cielo – Chiapas Mexico ask Memo / Miguel how to get there 

9) PANAMA POSSE GATHERINGS

Panama Posse gathering in Shelter Bay 

Panama Posse excursion to Finca Argovia Chiapas Mexico  la ruta del Cafe 

10) NO REGRETS AND THE ROCKET

Sailing up to Florida 

 12,000 Starlink spacecraft, and SpaceX has signaled it could aim to fly as many as 42,000 Starlink satellites in orbit.

Yesterday evening Falcon Heavy rocket launch at Cape Canaveral, FL. 

Sunrise
at Titusville Marina this morning. We just left and are on our way to
St Petersburg after a little over a month here. Good marine. Best marina
Wi-Fi we’ve ever experienced.

SY NO REGRETS  🇺🇸  Bruce & Lynette – Fast Passage 39′

11) STARLINK FEEDBACK JANUARY 2023

1. In
   Red Frog Marina. Plugged it in. Picking a movie on Netflix that
   evening. Good (but not great) service to St Andres, Columbia. 
2. Hey
   there, as requested here is our experience with Starlink. I’m still
   working full time as an iOS developer for a company in California. As
   such I need to have internet most weekdays. We came down from California
   as far as Chiapas, hopping from cell signal to cell signal and moving
   only on weekends. Last May in Chiapas we got Starlink shipped to us (the
   older round dishy) and since then have decided to head back up to
   cruise the Sea of Cortez before we leave Mexico. We had only gone as far
   up as La Paz due to the scarcity of cell coverage up in the Sea. It’s
   pretty much a game changer. We are currently in Zihuatanejo, having just
   spent an entire month in the bays of Huatulco. Previously we only
   stayed in Tangolunda and Marina Chahue. This time with Starlink we were
   able to visit most of the bays. It does draw down our batteries though. I
   have it trimmed down to just run off of DC without the inverter and
   have the internal motors disabled. Still it seems to consume a steady 3A
   and more when it boots up or it’s doing intense data transfers. We have
   been turning it off at night to save power and will probably need to
   add more solar to balance our energy budget. It’s also great to be able
   to check the weather at any time on passage and stay in touch. Although
   sometimes I wish we could be more “off the grid”.
3. Both
   of us still working remotely while cruising, so a robust data
   connection for Zoom calls has been a requirement. Before we got Starlink
   in May 2022, we would arrange our passagemaking based on where we would
   have access to cellular data and/or wifi via booster. This meant, as
   much as possible, we would travel on weekends (or take days off), and
   anchor / stay at marinas only in locations with access to a data
   network. Not having access to a decent connection (e.g. slow and/or
   interrupted) was an endless source of frustration. Starlink has
   completely changed that. Shortly after we installed Starlink (in La Paz,
   Mexico), we travelled to Isla San Francisco for a test run. Sure
   enough, we had a robust connection and were able to stay connected
   throughout the journey. It was amazing! We were liberated from limited
   infrastructure!  Our cruising grounds are now defined to where we
   have access to Starlink. None in South Pacific? We’ll wait? Available in
   Pacific Central America and Caribbean? Off we go!  In addition to
   enabling remote working, Starlink also serves as a Safety device (real
   time weather reporting and communication), and entertainment (streaming
   videos). As and when coverage is truly global and robust, we’ll replace
   our SSB and Iridium with Starlink only.  It’s a real game changer!
4. Pros:
   Being
   able to work/make $ in remote areas where there is no service. This
   allowed us to sail on week days when there were good weather windows and
   not just motor sail to accommodate a week day work schedule.
   Pretty cheap $135/mo and I think it’s half that cost if you buy a Mexican one.
   We had service the down the entire pacific coast Baja which is an internet dead zone.
   Allows us to contact marinas or agencies ahead of time for parts/services.
   Makes it easier to connect with friends/family.
   Cons:
   It’s a bit power hungry: uses 5-8 AMPs of juice while on (up to 8 when satellite moves) 
   After about 30 miles offshore it does not always work… but sometimes it does.
   Easier
   to be in the phone more and not disconnect from society a bit (which is
   one of the things I love about being in remote areas) 
   Some
   people have reported being “kicked off/geofenced” after 2 months of
   being out of the country of origin. We are about to hit our 2 month mark
   so I’ll keep you posted. 
5. By far weather a matter of minutes if not seconds compared to any other means Contact with family and friends Trivia!
   Cheers
6. We
   got our starlink in Chiapas. It has been a game changer. While in
   Chiapas we had marginal cell service and very limited WiFi. Once we got
   starlink I was able to enable WiFi calling and take care of all
   emergencies without having to take a taxi in to Tapachula to sit at
   Starbucks when we needed internet. When we arrived at Bahia del Sol
   starlink didn’t work, we had marginal WiFi and decent local cell
   service. After about a month it started working, once again we were able
   to take care of any issues that arose easily. We had nothing while in
   the Golfo de Fonseca. When we arrived at Puesta del Sol Nicaragua, we
   were greeted with marginal WiFi and very weak 3g cell service. Here
   there is nowhere to go if you need internet access, but here Starlink
   works. 
7. Hi,
   We have had it since Panama. At that stage it did not work in Panama as
   the government had not signed up but now they have. It worked all te
   way from there to 12 miles off Belize then stopped as trey have not
   signed up either. Worked well once departing or Mexico and all the way
   to Jamaica.  It stops working in really rough seas and will cut in
   and out. Often works better than the local networks.  Not a
   replacement for iridium at the moment due to to inconsistency in bad
   weather but saying that it is much quicker and often picked up before
   the iridium had finished downloading the weather. Cheers 
8. There
   is one word that comes up using Starlink on board a boat and that is
   “game changer” This is when a new disruptive technology comes along and
   within a year, becomes the standard for boaters. A year ago, Starlink
   had 70,000 users worldwide , and now they have 1.4 million We now have
   high speed internet on board, which means we can get immediate
   Predictwind Offshore weather routing, can do Facetime calls with our
   family, do our banking, watch Youtube on our cell phone whilst underway
   and then enjoy a movie on TV, all from the comfort of our boat while
   underway or at anchor. Before Christmas, I had uninterrupted service on
   my non stop run from La Paz to Puerto Vallarta. As I type this, I have
   just left Zihuatanejo en route on a 360 non stop trip to Huatulco, all
   while being connected. 
   Thank you Elon Musk!
9. You
   asked about starlink. We have just used it in Mexico since October.
   We’ve crossed from puerto Vallarta to Baja, north in the sea of Cortez,
   and back again to Mazatlán. We’ve had a few random drops for a few
   minutes here and there, but generally it has been very reliable. And
   fast – faster than our home internet in the US.  It’s a game
   changer in several ways – we were able to FaceTime with our daughter to
   learn that we will be grandparents – so staying connected with family is
   so much easier.  Getting weather forecasts is easier than with the
   iridium (and at half the price of the iridium). We are able to manage a
   short term rental in the US with starlink – we just couldn’t do it
   otherwise.  The dark side and challenge is to not let access to the
   internet rob us of the experiences we are here to find. It takes a bit
   of discipline. Overall, an amazing positive tool for cruising. 
10. 22-23
    is our second year full-time cruising . We have been exploring the
    Pacific side of Mexico and the gulf of California. We installed our
    Starlink this year.  In our first year we had very little coverage
    around Baja (outside and inside). Outside we could sometimes send a text
    message. One time we had a family issue and it took days to find wifi,
    finally in Bahaia Asunción. Pacific Mexico we got a Mexican SIM
    (Movistar) and spent many, many hours learning to use it properly
    (refills, management, unlocking phones, etc). Our provider in the US,
    t-mobile threatened to turn us off three times. Inside Baja in the
    spring we went weeks without anything but small texts and emails through
    Iridium.  Starlink has made communication far easier, we hardly
    think about being in touch, we’ve saved tons on local SIMs, and T-Mobile
    hasn’t threatened to cut us off. It took propwr planing to mount and
    power the Starlink but so far it’s been a real benefit. 
11. How
    we use our SL, it’s a two edge sword, information paralysis &
    superior unlimited access to the internet right from my boat.
    – set my iPhone to utilize WiFi calling.  No more searching for local telco chips an recharging these with more bits
     for weather and route planning I can quickly utilize a variety of products; NOAA, windy, predict wind
    – update my onboard electronics with the latest firmware anytime 
    – pursue remote work opportunities 
    – troubleshoot onboard systems effectively, download diagrams, order items online, chat with systems experts
    – download charts, guides, reference material for travel
    – 1st mate is happy, cause it just works
    Summary,
    All online activities are done more quickly; security is no longer an
    issue/concern for banking an purchasing things. No more trying to best
    manage a limited amount of data available….
    And I can stream online content whenever I want.  
    Sometimes I need to turn it off, just put down the device(s) and enjoy the here and now. 
    Regards,

12) MUST SEE FROM YOUR YACHT   🇧🇿 BELIZE 

Belize
is a nation on the eastern coast of Central America, with a relativly
small population of just 400,00 people with the Caribbean Sea shorelines
to the east and dense jungle to the west. Offshore, the massive Belize
Barrier Reef, dotted with hundreds of low-lying islands called cayes,
hosts rich marine life. Belize’s jungle areas are home to Mayan ruins
like Caracol, renowned for its towering pyramid; lagoon-side Lamanai;
and Altun Ha, just outside Belize City. English is the official language
of Belize, but most of the population also speaks a creole patois.
Yucatec, Mopán, and Kekchí are spoken by the Maya in Belize.

MAYAN SITE LAMANAI  “aka Submerged Crocodile” 

https://panamaposse.com/lamanai

Lamanai
is renowned for its exceptionally long occupation spanning three
millennia, beginning in the Early Preclassic Maya period and continuing
through the Spanish and British Colonial periods, into the 20th
century. 

Unlike most Classic-period sites in the southern Maya lowlands, Lamanai was not abandoned at the end of the 10th century

During
the Spanish conquest of Yucatán Spanish friars established two Roman
Catholic churches here, but a Maya revolt drove the Spanish out. |

This is one of over 40+ MUST SEE SITES ALONG THE PANAMA POSSE ROUTE 

 
13)  BOCA CHICA & COIBA 🇵🇦 WESTERN PACIFIC PANAMA
 

The Gulf of Chiriqui Panama West- calm anchorages and joyful serenity

Calm and protected anchorage in Boca Chica Panama

Western Panama is in Good Nautical – check out in Pedregal checkin in Boca Chica via agent Carlos 

Sunset in Coiba 

unspoiled anchorages and crystal clear waters Dec – April 

 Panama Posse T shirt season 1 

South Coast Between Punta Naranjo and Cabo Morro de Puercos

Sunset from Playa Venao Panama

Anchorage Spot at Islas Secas

Leaving Boca Chiaca

We cleared in in Boca Chica Panama with Carlos 
All done in 15 minutes ( on schedule and 6 people came to meet us at 11 AM )  

$ 75 immigration 
$ 35 customs
$ 92 health ( cleared us and our dog ) 
$ 185 annual cruising permit
$ 120 agency fee to arrange for everyone to be there 
$
100 Coiba national park fee ( $ 20 pp + 60 anchorage fee + 45
transaction fee to Carlos or you wire transfer yourself  ) 

We wanted to enter Panama without any issues and have all the paperwork ready – 
you can skip these procedures and proceed directly to Panama City but we opted to clear in early and enjoy Western Panama 
 – the souhern GPS path to Boca Chica is now in Good Nautical 

Western Pacific Panama is in Good Nautical 

SY CARINTHIA 🇺🇸  Dietmar, Suzanne & Maxi  – Lagoon 440x’

14) PATHFINDER’S  🇨🇷 COSTA RICA 

⚓️@ 09 53.125 N 84 55.702 W 4-5 meters depth.  

Now anchored in Herradura to try and buy a new paddleboard. 4 meters at low tide. Calm now and pretty water and beach.

SY PATHFINDER 🇺🇸 Jean-Philippe & Nicole – Lagoon 39′

15) LA RUTA DEL CAFE CHIAPAS 🇲🇽  MEXICO

Coffee
trees  bloom with beautiful white flowers. The coffee tree is a
self  pollinating plant meaning the flowers are not dependent on
bees to pollinate.

 Traditional coffee drying in the highlands

Finca
Argovia is an   exemplary coffee Resort Located in the Sierra
Madre of Chiapas with More than 130 years of history and culminates
as a cultural and extremly worthwile experienc

SY LA VIDA GYPSEA 🇺🇸  Kurt, Linda & Rigby Catana 47′

16) 37+ LONG LINES REPORTS 
ALONG THE PANAMA POSSE ROUTE

Follow this link to review* and submit for long line encounters 
https://panamaposse.com/longlines >>

*
These are reported long line locations by fellow mariners – this is
simply a collection of reports and by no means offers an accurate
picture or does not guarantee safety as they are moved and deployed
often. Mexico alone has over 100,000 pangas.

17) PANAMA YACHT BROKERS 
FEB 3rd 2023 @16:00 
PRESENTATION AT SHELTER BAY MARINA

International Yacht Brokerage –
 how to buy or sell a yacht overseas –

Thrilled
to announce that Panama Yacht Broker has teamed up with the one and
only Panama Posse! As a leading cruising resource, Panama Posse brings a
world of sailing knowledge and resources to the table. From route
planning and local intel to connecting with other cruisers, Panama Posse
has it all. We are honored to join that list of resources thanks to our
partnership. 

Our
clients have exclusive access to complementary yacht brokerage
expertise, and discounts on listing agreements. Whether you’re a
seasoned sailor or just setting sail for the first time, Panama Yacht
Broker has a boat for everyone and can also help you sell your boat when
the time is right.

CONTACT 

Charles Badoian
Cell/WhatsApp/Telegram/Signal: 
PA +507 6378-8345
US  +1 305-735-1661
Skype: badoian
E: charles@panamayachtbroker.com

18) PANAMA POSSE 23′ AWARD  CATEGORIES

HERE ARE THE CATEGORIES 

• BIGGEST FISH CAUGHT* 
• PICTURE OF THE YEAR 
• YODA OF THE YEAR 
• SPEEDY AWARD – SEVENSTAR AWARD 
• THE CAPTAIN RON AWARD 
• MOST UNWELCOME VISITOR ONBOARD 
• HIGHEST WIND RECORDED 
• SPIRIT OF EXPLORATION 
• GALLEY GOD(ESS) ✔  WINNER HULA KAI 
• GOOD SAMARITAN OF THE YEAR 
• BOAT YOGA POSE OF THE YEAR 
• COURAGE AWARD

*no bill-fish entries   ✔winner announced already

Mountain
Pine Ridge Forest Reserve is a nature reserve in the Cayo District of
southern central Belize. It was established in 1944 to protect and
manage the native Belizean pine forests. 🇧🇿  BELIZE

 

19)  71+ PANAMA POSSE MARINA SPONSORS 

🇺🇸 Safe Harbor South Bay – Chula Vista, USA

🇲🇽 Marina Coral, Ensenada – Mexico  

🇲🇽 IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas  – Mexico  

🇲🇽 Marina Puerto Escondido – Mexico

🇲🇽 Marina Palmira Topolobampo – Mexico

🇲🇽 Marina y Club de Yates Isla Cortes – Mexico

🇲🇽 Marina el Cid – Mazatlan – Mexico

🇲🇽 Marina Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta – Mexico  

🇲🇽 PANAMA POSSE HQ  – Marina Puerto de La Navidad – Mexico  

🇲🇽 Marina Ixtapa, Ixtapa – Mexico 

🇲🇽 La Marina Acapulco, Acapulco – Mexico  

🇲🇽 Vicente’s Moorings, Acapulco – Mexico 

🇲🇽 Marina Chiapas – Mexico  

🇬🇹 Marina Pez Vela – Guatemala  

🇸🇻 Marina Bahia del Sol – El Salvador  

🇸🇻 La Palma Moorings – Bahia del Sol – El Salvador

🇳🇮 Marina Puesta del Sol – Nicaragua  

🇨🇷 Marina Papagayo – Costa Rica  

🇨🇷 Marina Pez Vela – Costa Rica 

🇨🇷 Marina Bahia Golfito – Costa Rica  

🇨🇷 Banana Bay Marina – Costa Rica  

🇪🇨 Marina Puerto Amistad – Ecuador  

🇵🇦 Buenaventura Marina – Panama 

🇵🇦 PANAMA POSSE PACIFIC HQ Vista Mar Marina – Panama 

🇵🇦 Shelter Bay Marina – Panama  

🇵🇦 IGY Red Frog Marina – Panama

🇵🇦 Bocas Marina – Panama 

🇵🇦 Linton Bay Marina – Panama 

🇨🇴 ClubNautico Cartagena – Colombia 

🇨🇴 Club de Pesca Marina Cartagena – Colombia 

🇨🇴 Marina Puerto Velero – Colombia

🇨🇴 IGY Marina Santa Marta – Colombia 

🇯🇲 Royal Jamaica Yacht Club – Jamaica 

🇯🇲 Errol Flynn Marina – Jamaica  

🇯🇲 Montego Bay Yacht Club –Jamaica 

🇰🇾 The Barcadere Marina –Cayman Islands 

🇭🇳 Barefoot Cay Marina – Roatan – Honduras 

🇭🇳 Fantasy Island Marina – Roatan – Honduras

🇭🇳 Jonesville Point Marina -Roatan – Honduras  

🇬🇹 Marina Nana Juana Resort & Boatyard – Guatemala 

🇧🇿 Thunderbirds Marine – Placencia – Belize 

🇧🇿 Placencia Yacht Club – Belize 

🇲🇽 Marina Makax – Isla Mujeres – Mexico 

🇲🇽 Marina V&V – Quintana Roo – Mexico 

🇲🇽 Marina El Cid – Cancún – Riviera Maya – Mexico  

🇨🇺 Marina Marlin Nautica Cayo Largo – Cuba 

🇹🇨 South Bank Marina & Boatyard – Turks and Caicos  

🇧🇸 Romora Bay Resort and Marina – Bahamas  

🇧🇸 Elizabeth on the Bay Marina – Bahamas 

🇧🇸 Great Harbour Cay Marina – Bahamas

🇧🇸 Blue Marlin Cove Resort & Marina – Bahamas  

🇩🇴 Ocean World Marina – Dominican Republic

🇩🇴 Marina Puerto Bahia – Dominican Republic    

🇺🇸 Marathon Marina – Marathon Keys 

🇺🇸 Pier 66  Hotel & Marina – Ft. Lauderdale, USA

🇺🇸 IGY Marina at Ortega Landing – Jacksonville, FL , USA 

🇺🇸 Oasis Marinas at Fernandina Harbor Marina – FL , USA  

🇺🇸 Morningstar Marinas Golden Isles St. Simons Isl. – Georgia, USA  

🇺🇸 Windmill Harbour Marina – Hilton Head South Carolina , USA  

🇺🇸 Coffee Bluff Marina – Savannah Georgia , USA  

🇺🇸 Hazzard Marine – Gerogetown, North Carolina , USA  

🇺🇸 Holden Beach  – Town Dock, North Carolina , USA 

🇺🇸 Portside Marina – Morehead City, North Carolina USA  

🇺🇸 Tideawater Yacht Marina – Portsmouth,  USA  

🇺🇸 Ocean Yacht Marina, Portsmouth, USA  

🇺🇸 Yorktown Riverwalk Landing – Virginia USA  

🇺🇸 Regatta Point Marina – Deltaville, Virginia USA 

🇺🇸 Regent Point Marina – Topping, Virginia USA 

OCEAN YACHT MARINA PORTSMOUTH, VA 🇺🇸 SPONSORS THE PANAMA POSSE

20)  PANAMA POSSE SPONSORS 

• PREDICT WIND
• SEVENSTAR YACHT TRANSPORT
• HOME DEPOT PRO MEXICO
• HERTZ RENTAL CARS  MEXICO
• YACHT AGENTS GALAPAGOS 
• FLOR DE CAÑA
• SAFE HARBOR SOUTH BAY MARINA EVENT CENTER  
• WESTMARINE PRO
• SAILMAIL 
• CHRIS PARKER – MARINE WEATHER CENTER
• SAN DIEGO MARINE EXCHANGE
• DOWNWIND MARINE
• BELIZE TOURISM
• PANAMA YACHT BROKERS

   

21) PANAMA CANAL AGENT 
CENTENARIO CONSULTING ERICK GALVEZ

To
arrange for transit with the Panama Canal Authority please contact Eric
Galvez our dedicated Panama Canal agent and sponsor of the Panama Posse
and the Pacific Posse

Erick Gálvez

info@centenarioconsulting.com

www.centenarioconsulting.com

Cellphone +507 6676-1376

WhatsApp +507 6676-1376

22) STRATEGIC PARTNERS

 

SEVEN SEAS CRUISING ASSOCIATION

Vicente’s Moorings – Acapulco – Mexico

Park Avenue Villas – San Juan del Sur – Nicaragua

Coconutz – Playa Cocos – Costa Rica

Abernathy – Chandlery – Panama

Pacific Posse 

Atlantic Posse

Advertising Partners – Las Vegas

Safe-Esteem.com – Delaware

23) WORK REMOTELY FROM YOUR YACHT
JOIN THE OCEAN POSSE ORGANIZATION 

• HAVE AN IDEA ? 
• SUGGESTIONS ? 
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Malpelo
Fauna and Flora Sanctuary is a large marine protected area some 500 km
off Colombia’s Pacific Coast. The terrestrial area of 35 hectares, the
barren Malpelo Island and its rocky outcroppings, represents the highest
elevation of the enormous underwater Malpelo Ridge.🇨🇴 Colombia 

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