Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 09:05:19 -0500
From: "Skipper Bob" SkipperBob@att.net
There is no question that a vessel with a beam of 18' 8" is going to have a
harder time finding slip space than one with a more normal width. Even in a
few instances we had problem with our 14' beam. However, many of the marinas
provide "T-Pier" or "wall" tie up for transients and those marinas will not be
a problem. Having said that, boats with that wide a beam have finished the
Great Circle Route. Just plan ahead a little more than others and when
calling a marina be sure to point out your need for a wider beam slip.
Bob
Skipper Bob Publications
Http://skipperbob.home.att.net
Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 09:05:19 -0500
From: "Skipper Bob" <SkipperBob@att.net>
There is no question that a vessel with a beam of 18' 8" is going to have a
harder time finding slip space than one with a more normal width. Even in a
few instances we had problem with our 14' beam. However, many of the marinas
provide "T-Pier" or "wall" tie up for transients and those marinas will not be
a problem. Having said that, boats with that wide a beam have finished the
Great Circle Route. Just plan ahead a little more than others and when
calling a marina be sure to point out your need for a wider beam slip.
Bob
Skipper Bob Publications
Http://skipperbob.home.att.net