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Why do you think Caribbean cruising "requires days at sea"? On a trip
from Ft. Lauderdale to Trinidad there are only 4 areas that are more than 73 nmi. Turks and Cacous to Dominican Republic 78 nmi, D.R to Puerto Rico (Mona Passage) 76 nmi, Virgin Gorda (BVI) to St. Martin 81 nmi, and Grenada to Trinidad 73 nmi. All the rest of the Eastern Caribbean is basically coastal cruising, 6 nmi to 30 nmi between islands. Been there, done it. krj s/v Isle Escape SAIL LOCO wrote: While we are "OT" (on topic), What are the down falls and faults with Hunters? Give me the down and dirty facts. I don't want to eventually get my dreamboat and find it is a nightmare! :-O Cheap construction. Balast/displacement ratios probably not suited to ocean sailing. Interior layout would not be conducive to your Carib. cruise plans which requires days at sea. S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster" "No shirt, no skirt, full service" |
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