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#23700
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We will be chartering over Christmas Break. We plan to go to Palominos or Icacos on our fist night which just happens to be a Saturday night. Any thoughts on which would be better? What about crowds since it is a Saturday night?
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The anchorages are usually full on the weekends.
But it sure beats being at the dock.
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Icacos has no mooring balls, and whether or not it's comfortable depends on the wind and sea conditions. It was absolutely untenable when we stopped there on a Saturday afternoon (heavy swell), and mobbed with small pleasure craft and at least 3 party catamarans. Palomino looked desolate in comparison.
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We stayed at Paloninos our first and last night. easy sail and enjoyed it.
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