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Re: Same question again: buoy reservation
[Re: optispeedy]
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03/20/2023 08:12 AM
03/20/2023 08:12 AM
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Philggct
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When we were there 3 weeks ago, the only place we needed a reserved ball was Cooper. On Jost, we by passed Great Harbor for Little Harbor and took a cab arranged by Strawwberry at Sidney’s Peace and Love where we also ate dinner that night. I will note that Marina Cay got full as did Scrub the night of the full moon party in Trellis (we were staying at the hotel for a few days post cruise).
I agree with the post above about all other Harbors.
Something I noted as different this time is that there are about 10 mooring balls at Guana. Last time we were there in 2020 there were about 4. No food on shore and you can’t go beyond the beach but a great sunset if you want to cook on board. Shared it with 2 mega yachts when we were there.
Last edited by Philggct; 03/20/2023 08:50 AM.
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