It's official - our first international flotilla was a wonderful success! The three catamarans enjoyed tons of sun, a year's worth of fresh lobster and fish, the occasional libation, and, of course, some sailing. The pictures below are from Guenter Meiburg, who was a Cruising Catamaran student on John Connolly's boat, a Leopard 45 named
Toucan.
The three catamarans at anchor - notice how shallow the waters are. Navigation between cayes is more challenging than the Caribbean, as often times you are sailing in 6 - 10 feet of water. Don't forget your cruising guide!
Toucan anchored at Tobacco Caye.
The dinghy docks at Tobacco Caye - strategically located at the entrance of one of the only bars on that small island.
The Crew (from left to right) Guenter Meiburg, Al Hansen, and Marc Wilson enjoy a stop at the local watering hole before heading back to the boat for a relaxing sail to the next caye.
The three catamarans at anchor - notice how shallow the waters are. Navigation between cayes is more challenging than the Caribbean, as often times you are sailing in 6 - 10 feet of water. Don't forget your cruising guide!
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