Ankerplatz · Dominikanische Republik
Luperon
Puerto Plata, Dominikanische Republik
Position 19°54′ N 070°57′ W
6 Folgen, hier gefilmt von 3 Crews
Teil vonThorny Path (von Florida in die Karibik)
Hier gefilmt 6
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SDA228 50 Hours on the Thorny Path | Calm Days, Lightning Nights
We picked our weather window for the 50-hour run from the Bahamas to the Dominican Republic along the Thorny Path. The first day was exactly what we hoped for, calm seas and even a little sailing.
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Sailing the Mona Passage...Again! East to West to Luperon, DR | EP 59
Known for strong currents, shifting winds, and unpredictable seas, the notorious Mona Passage requires a good weather window for crossing.
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Dinghy Sailing Adventure! (Romantic & VERY Windy Bay!)
Recently Nicole bought a sailing dinghy! This thing is absolutely amazing! It's SUPER light, sails fast & fun, and can even come apart into two pieces that "nest" into itself for better storage on deck.
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Why YOU Should Adopt This Amazing Dog!
For this wonderful, amazing, great dog "Prada" to be adopted to a loving forever home somewhere far far away where it's much colder than it is here in the Dominican Republic!
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260nm Mona Passage Sail (Cruise Ship NEARLY Hit Us!) [Puerto Rico to Luperon DR]
When Dennis & I set sail from the Southwest coast of Puerto Rico for a 48hr 260nm voyage. We knew we were in for an adventure. But we did not expect everything like this!
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Why You SHOULD Sail To Luperon Dominican Republic(Part 3)
Over the years I've heard both good and bad things about Luperon. Like anything within the sailing community, you really need to experience it for yourself to really tell.
Crews, die hier gefilmt haben
Häfen in der Nähe
- LuperónPuerto Plata, Dominikanische Republik1 sm SW
- Dominican Republic83 sm SSO
- ProvidencialesTurks- und Caicosinseln135 sm NW
- Great InaguaBahamas150 sm WNW
Auf einer berühmten Route
- Thorny Path (von Florida in die Karibik)Bahamas, Turks- und Caicosinseln, Hispaniola und Puerto Rico: Inselhüpfen gegen den Wind von Florida in die östliche Karibik, auf der Route, die Bruce Van Sant beschrieben hat.