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Captain Dave Subers is a United States Coast Guard licensed Captain that is available for power boat delivery, yacht delivery and sailboat delivery. Dave has personally owned both sailboats and powerboats over 40′ and has experience with boats up to 80′. more
Relocation and delivery of motor yachts (both powerboats and sailing vessels) is our primary service. We take pride in efficiently delivering your sailing or motor yacht to the destination of your choice.
Our primary focus is the care and protection of your vessel as well as the safety of everyone aboard .
Captain Dave Subers Yacht Delivery Service is based in South Florida; however, we will travel to your location to relocate your vessel anywhere in The United States and the Caribbean. here
If you require a repositioning voyage from one destination to another, Captain Dave Subers provides efficient deliveries for vessels on their own hulls by water. Captain Dave will deliver your vessel to the location of your choosing, so it will be ready for your when you arrive, instead of spending time getting there. more
Explorer offers accommodation for up to 4 guests. She is also capable of carrying up to 9 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.
Powered by 2 GM (16V149) 993hp diesel engines and propelled by her twin screw propellers Motor yacht Explorer is capable of a top speed of 12 knots, and comfortably cruises at 10 knots. With her 234,798 fuel tanks she has a maximum range of 14,050 nautical miles at 10 knots. Her water tanks store around 18,925 litres of fresh water. here
Motor yacht Explorer is currently not believed to be available for private Charter. To view similar yachts for charter, or contact your Yacht Charter Broker for information about renting a luxury charter yacht. here
It is an undisputed fact that we boat in some of the best cruising grounds in the area (well…undisputed around here anyway). Please voice your opinion and share your thoughts. We would love to hear your best harbor favorites in the New England area and comment on what others have posted. This will be the start of a new series, so please check back often for new comments and posts. We look forward to your thoughts and appreciate topics, such as: navigational issues, boatyard and marina facilities, restaurants, anchorages and favorite happenings ashore. Of course, your least favorite harbors are also welcome. Be sure to join us in discussing both.
Once you make your way in, you have a few choices. Anchor in the designated areas (refer to your charts), or call the very friendly Woods Hole Yacht Club on channel 69. They may have a mooring available, but they do not provide launch or any kind of services. A dinghy dock, however, sits right in front of the club. If you anchor, do ask permission to leave your dinghy there. It has been our experience that the Woods Hole Yacht Club is one of the friendliest and most charming in New England. here
Allow me to get the ball rolling. Great Harbor and Eel Pond in Massachusetts are a couple of my favorite spots. You probably have passed this harbor by more times than you realize. Great Harbor sits just north of the Woods Hole passage. You will find the entrance to Great Harbor at buoy # 2 (red) in the actual passage. Leave #2 to your port and then look for Great Harbor buoy # 9 (green), leaving it to port as well. Easy in and easy out…assuming you are paying attention to the swift currents Woods Hole is (in)famous for. Leave plenty of buoy room and you should be fine. Please refer to your charts before attempting. here
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Our entire family made memories with you two that will last forever. Its always a challenge to get 3 so very different young adults to have so much fun that they’ll remember it forever and you guys succeeded.
Fruit platter, toast, bagels, cereals and yoghurts are served with a different hot dish every day more
Heirloom tomato Gazpacho with French baguette [links]
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