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“Pan Pan Pan Pan, my friends on SV Supernova were boarded and attacked by pirates near Islas Los Frailes 11ยฐ27.976′ N 063ยฐ23.585′ W ๐Ÿ‡ป๐Ÿ‡ช Venezuela yesterday morning 2024-12-07 around 0600 AM local time .
( SUPERNOVA IS AN OCEAN P-OSSE VESSEL # 004 a Canadian Flagged Prout 46′ ) Cat My friend called me on -WhatsApp in a panic and said he fought with boarders and threw them overboard and didn’t know what to do. Other men in a panga appeared to have guns. He and his girlfriend sustained minor injuries in the fight. I told them to get moving and they were able get their catamaran moving north at over 9kts in heavy seas and the pirates did not continue to pursue. Supernova had departed Grand Roque Venezuela after spending 12 days touring the Los Roques Islands in Venezuela, documenting their experiences for their YouTube channel. Using an agent they legally entered, checked in and had visas and permits to be in Venezuela. Supernova was approx. 200nm east of Grand Roque when the attack took place. After I received the call, I issued a Pan Pan on ch 16 from my vessel anchored in Prickly Bay Grenada. A charter vessel in St George’s responded as did the airport tower. The airport tower notified the Grenada Coast Guard who in turn also contacted the Trinidad Coast Guard. I provided the Supernova crew with the phone number to call the Grenada Coast Guard who received a report of the incident. The GCG advised them to set course for Prickly Bay and maintain contact with GCG. This was a very close call for my friends on Supernova. As of 1400 local time in Grenada, they are still around 80nm SW of Grenada and should arrive in Prickly Bay Sunday morning. I cannot imagine the terror they must have felt and the PTSD from which they may need to recover. They will prepare a report for CSSN as soon as they can. For God’s sake stay well clear of Venezuelan Islands.”

reported by SY DARK HORSE

the position where the incident occurred is shown in the black image and the chart track shows where they were and their position around 1 400 local.

the position where the incident occurred is shown in the black image and the chart track shows where they were and their position around 1400 local.

SY SUPERNOVA ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ฆ Darcy & Yvette

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Los Roques ๐Ÿ‡ป๐Ÿ‡ช Venezuela

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by Mike Keller, Makboatworks

IIโ€™m in Virginia having tacos with my kids when the phone rings. Itโ€™s my clients and Ocean Posse members, Tim and Gretchen on S/V Felicitร . They are five miles from rounding Cabo Corrientes in Mexico and I can hear the shrill sound of an engine alarm in the background.

I meticulously prepared the engine back in San Diego before Felicitร  set off for Mexico in 2022 and now itโ€™s overheating. Before they called, they did the obvious things: checked the impeller, checked the coolant, checked the oil, and looked for leaks. Thatโ€™s when they picked up the phone and called me, their virtual โ€˜life line,โ€™ and the virtual troubleshooting began.

I always start with the obvious. Perhaps they picked up something thatโ€™ll shake loose when they restart. While they were a bit nervous to restart the engine, Tim turned the key. Water was flowing out of the exhaust, and … more โ–ถ

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9) SV PERCEPTION IN ๐Ÿ‡ฐ๐Ÿ‡พ THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

Ocean Posse vessel, SV PERCEPTION, started this cruising season off in northern Costa Rica. They have spent the last three months cruising from Marina Papagayo, Costa Rica southeast along the coast through the Panama Canal and north-northwest to the Isla Mujeres, Mexico off the west coast of Cancun. On their recent passage to Isla Mujeres they decided to avoid a cold front and take a detour and pause in the Cayman Islands. Here they share of their adventures upon their arrival in the Cayman Islands en route to Isla Mujeres Mexico.

The blue-water crew of Perception (Marty, Grace, Jim) arrived at Grand Cayman on a fine Wednesday afternoon after a raucous 4-day sail from Panama. And boy is the water blue โ€“ after life in the Pacific; weโ€™ve seen nothing like the clarity and brilliant azure color of the water surrounding the island. We cleared in at the port in Georgetown after following the harbor patrol pilot boat up to the quay. Port Security and the customs and immigration officials were all super friendly and helpful โ€“ a real pleasure after some of our experiences on the mainland over the past year. We had reservations at Marina Barcadere thanks to the shore-side persistence of Admiral Melinda and motored for 2.5 hours around the island into the bottom of North Sound to finally tie up and relax. …. more โ–ถ

https://oceanposse.com/sv-perception-in-the-cayman-islands/
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10) TRIP REPORT FROM DRAKE BAY ๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ท COSTA RICA
SV QUE VENDRA SHARES TRIP REPORT FROM DRAKE BAY, COSTA RICA Olena & Maciek from SV QUE VENDRA recently sailed into Drake Bay, Costa Rica. Drake bay is a quintessential anchorage on the north side of Cordova National Park one of the most biodiverse national parks in the world. The Bay can be quite protected and a great springboard for many shoreside adventures. Drake Bay has an air of historical relevance that leaves a lot to ones imagination. A footbridge in Drake Bay Here SV QUE VENDRA share their report: This past week, we stopped in Drake Bay on our way south through Costa Rica. It is named after Sir Francis Drake, the famous corsair employed by the British Empire. It is said that he stopped here after capturing a large prize and buried a treasure somewhere around. We did not find gold, but we did find friendly people, a laid-back atmosphere, a lot of lush vegetation and jungle animals. We came just before sunset and anchored in this big open bay. The anchorage is easy to access, with no hazards other than a large mooring field for the local boats. It was a bit rolly, but not the worst we have experienced on this coast. The next day, we set out to explore. We landed our dinghy at the hotel dock at the river entrance. The people there were very welcoming and let us keep our dinghy at their dock for half a day for free. What a change from some of the marinas in other parts of Costa Rica. Going right from the dock, we followed a few trails through the forest on the Osa Peninsula, leading to a few secluded beaches. To the left from the dock, the trail leads to the town. Our first stop was at the coffee shop โ€“ Cafe del Mar. You canโ€™t miss its sign โ€“ it is visible from the anchorage. The owner makes excellent local coffee and, serves a carrot cake, and has been a pleasure to chat with. Sitting there, we observed capuchin monkeys, parrots, and other birds. The animals are just there in the middle of the town, no need to pay park fees! We then explored the rest of the town. It has a few grocery stores, a laundry, and a lot of restaurants. We had dinner at one of them, and from our table, we observed more nature โ€“ sloths, toucans, and macaws. There were a lot of international tourists around, but mostly of the โ€œexplorerโ€ type. There was no beach crowd, no jet skis, just nature and tranquility. We really liked this stop. Capuchin Monkey Toucan SY QUE VENRA ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ Maciek & Olena โ€“ Outbound 46โ€™ THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR ADVENTURE

Olena & Maciek from SV QUE VENDRA recently sailed into Drake Bay, Costa Rica. Drake bay is a quintessential anchorage on the north side of Cordova National Park one of the most biodiverse national parks in the world. The Bay can be quite protected and a great springboard for many shoreside adventures. Drake Bay has an air of historical relevance that leaves a lot to ones imagination.
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A lot has changed since yachtsmen and women or personages de yachtie set out to sail the globe in the 1960s. Back then boats were built heavier and running rigging did not always involve winches to facilitate the hauling. Additionally, there were a lot more classic boats still active at that time which meant blocks and tackle, natural fiber lines and sails, full keels, belaying pins and sextants for offshore navigation.

Fast forward to 2024 and we are able to sail the globe more easily with a plethora of go-gadgets and fingle fangits that have made navigating and living onboard more accessible to a broad range of people. Modern yachts are equipped with lithium battery banks, mppt charge controllers, gps, chart plotters, ais transponders and receivers, blue tooth this and blue tooth. While rely on many of these new technologies aboard, I often question how safe it is to depend on them entirely. Furthermore, I also have a passion for classic sailing traditions which compels …. more โ–ถ

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ANCHORING ALERT

New Anchor restrictions in Bocas Del Toro just coming out. To avoid heavy fines check for up to date information to know where anchoring is allowed.

SV MAISON DE SANTE spent hurricane season in Bocas Del Toro. They have a finger on the pulse there and share new restrictions that affect the anchorage in Bocas del Toro outside Red Frog Marina.

ATTENTION: Starting December 6, 2024, boats are NO longer able to anchor outside Red Frog Marina in Bocas Del Toro, Panama or they may be subject to $250-$300 fine by the Armada. All boats who were in the anchorage were told to leave by the Armada yesterday. I confirmed this with both a boat who was in the anchorage as well as a marina resident. The exact circumstances that led to this decision are unknown at this time.

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Hurricane Beryl (/หˆbษ›r.ษ™l/) was a deadly and destructive Category 5 Atlantic hurricane that impacted parts of the Caribbean, the Yucatรกn Peninsula, and the Gulf Coast of the United States in late June and early July 2024. It was the earliest-forming Category 5 hurricane on record and the second such storm in the month of July, the other being 2005's Hurricane Emily. Beryl was also the strongest hurricane to develop within the Main Development Region (MDR) of the Atlantic before the month of July. The second named storm, first hurricane, and first major hurricane[nb 1] of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, Beryl broke many meteorological records for the months of June and July, primarily for its unusual location, intensity, and longevity.

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