Go to your boating store and buy a cruising guide for the area you are going
to. It'll list all kinds of marinas, moorings, restaurants, fuel docks, etc.
Well worth the $$ until you learn the area well. See what the book says
about reservations... but never hurts to call ahead.

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Keith
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"Dallas Kincaid" wrote in message
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I'm a new owner of a 28' maxum cruiser. Obviously I'm not looking to
live on the boat, but I'm wondering what the procedure is for
weekends/overnight cruises when I would like to spend the night in
another city. Is there an easy place to get a listing of marinas that
offer overnight facilities? Is this something I need to coordinate
beforehand, or can I just call the same day (or hour!)

It's amazing how much information you have to get word of mouth about
boating procedures and I certainly appreciate any help you can give
me!

Thanks!

D