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    • Update from Harbour Town Yacht Basin, SC AICW Statute Mile 565


      Harbour Town at Hilton Head, with its familiar red-and-white-striped lighthouse, is a fine resort marina with an enormous number of amenities.

      Harbour Town Yacht Basin, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is taking steps to continue serving cruisers and at the same time preventing the spread of COVID-19.

      “Harbour Town Yacht Basin is taking transient and monthly dockage reservations.  The fuel dock is open with Valvtect gas and diesel, pumpout also available.  Restaurants are closed for dine-in, but have take out and will deliver to your boat.  Please make a reservation (843) 363-8335 or email: htyb@seapines.com.”

       Nancy Cappelmann

      Harbourmaster, Harbour Town Yacht Basin

      149 Lighthouse Road, Suite P

      Hilton Head Island, SC  29928

      Phone: 843.363.8335

       

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    • Haulover Canal Bridge Back in Service, AICW Statute Mile 869


      Earlier reports today of a malfunction were correct, thank you Russ Rackliffe, but as 10:30 AM, the bridge is now fully functional.

      Photo courtesy of Captain Chris Caldwell, 5/10/2017

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers’ Net Bridge Directory Listing For Allenhurst Haulover Bridge

      Click Here To Open A Chart View Window, Zoomed To the Location of Haulover Canal

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    • Makers Air Continues Scheduled Flights to the Bahamas

      While commercial airlines are cancelling flights regularly, Makers Air is continuing to schedule flights with every safety precaution in mind. Growing from its initial operations servicing Staniel Cay, Makers Air is today’s premier air service to and from the Out Islands of the Bahamas.

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      In these trying times, sometimes domestic travel still needs to happen.
       
      While commercial airlines are cancelling flights regularly, Makers Air is continuing to schedule flights with every safety precaution in mind.
       
      • Fly with your passengers, and your passengers only. The entire airplane is reserved for your charter, so commercial congestion is avoided altogether.
       
      • Enjoy our Private Terminal and Makers Club private charter lounge. No crowds, no long waits.
       
      • Fly on your schedule to your destination.
       
       
      For assistance, please contact our Private Charter Department at:
      954.383.2774 or charters@makersair.com
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      MakersAir.com | 954.771.0330
       
      Makers Air | Hangar 19, 2331 NW 55th Court, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309

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    • Bahamas Chatter: Bahamas Immigration Update

      Explorer Charts - the best charts for the Bahamas and Exumas

      Bahamas Chatter is produced by Explorer Chartbooks, A CRUISERS NET PARTNER, which has long been the standard navigational supplement for enjoyable, informative, and safe cruising through the beautiful Bahamian waters and island visits.

      Bahamas Chatter: Bahamas Immigration Update
      Bahamas Immigration Update

      Posted: 27 Mar 2020 10:55 AM PDT

      OFFICIAL REPORT FROM BIMINI IMMIGRATION

      March 27, 20

      We just spoke with an officer at the Bahamas Office of Immigration in Bimini. He told us, “The entire Bahamas is in LOCKDOWN.” Here is the policy for cruising yachts:

      UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE:

      STAY HOME AND STAY SAFE. SOCIAL DISTANCING IS MANDATORY.

      ON A BOAT IN BAHAMAS NOW: If you are in the Bahamas with a cruising permit, you are allowed to stay in the country until your visa expires. However, in a community such as Bimini, you are encouraged to stay on your boat except for going ashore for necessities like food and fuel or medical assistance. If you are out after the 9 p.m. all-Bahamas curfew, the police can arrest you.

      ON A BOAT DESIRING TO GO TO THE BAHAMAS: You will not be allowed to clear Customs and Immigration, nor will you be allowed ashore. You will be refused entry into the country. You will be given the opportunity to get fuel and food and will be turned back to the U.S.

      CLOSED: Bars, liquor stores, some marinas, some restaurants (call ahead). The official said it is “almost martial law.”

      OPEN: Essential government services such as hospitals, clinics, police, customs/immigration offices.

      For the latest updates, Please check with Bahamas.gov or search the Internet for articles in the Nassau Guardian or Tribune.

      Wishing you safe and healthy cruising,

      Sara and Monty Lewis

      Explorer Chartbooks

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    • Bahamas Now Closed as of March 24 plus 3/27 Official Report

      Prime Minister Minnis unveiled a ‘shelter in place’ order that will effect the closure of roads to non-essential travel, and a total restriction on social activities March 24 at 9am. Our thanks to Sara and Monty Lewis of Explorer Chartbooks for the latest update.

      24-HOUR LOCKDOWN: PM announces border shutdown, expanded COVID-19 emergency powers
      Eye Witness News

       

      OFFICIAL REPORT FROM BIMINI IMMIGRATION

      March 27, 2020

      We just spoke with an officer at the Bahamas Office of Immigration in Bimini.  He told us, “The entire Bahamas is in LOCKDOWN.” Here is the policy for cruising yachts:

      UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE:

      STAY HOME AND STAY SAFE.  SOCIAL DISTANCING IS MANDATORY.

      ON A BOAT IN BAHAMAS NOW: If you are in the Bahamas with a cruising permit, you are allowed to stay in the country until your visa expires. However, in a community such as Bimini, you are encouraged to stay on your boat except for going ashore for necessities like food and fuel or medical assistance. If you are out after the 9 p.m. all-Bahamas curfew, the police can arrest you.

      ON A BOAT DESIRING TO GO TO THE BAHAMAS: You will not be allowed to clear Customs and Immigration, nor will you be allowed ashore. You will be refused entry into the country. You will be given the opportunity to get fuel and food and will be turned back to the U.S.

      CLOSED: Bars, liquor stores, some marinas, some restaurants (call ahead). The official said it is “almost martial law.”

      OPEN:  Essential government services such as hospitals, clinics, police, customs/immigration offices.

      For the latest updates, Please check with Bahamas.gov or search the Internet for articles in the Nassau Guardian or Tribune.

      Sara and Monty Lewis

      Explorer Chartbooks

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      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. David King -  March 24, 2020 - 2:26 pm

        This is getting confusing. Do we hunker down? An we still leave to get back to the states,
        Signed. Confused

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    • Report from Royal Marsh Yacht Harbour, Abacos, Bahamas

      Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club

      Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club is a premier marina in the Abacos and A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR!

      Today [3/24/20] Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis announced a 24 hour curfew and border shutdown. See Bahamas Lockdown. If you are already in the islands, be prepared to take care of yourself. You may not be welcomed at the next port.
      On to the good news… Green Turtle Club has reopened, has water and electric on the docks, and has opened their restaurant. Of course, COVID19 may be impacting their services. Be sure to call ahead before planning to go there. I have seen pictures of a load of supplies on Guana Cay for rebuilding the docks at Orchid Bay Marina. Grabbers has cleared away all the debris and is open and serving food. There are pictures on the internet that show the rebuilding that is going on at Nippers. For an up to date list of what’s open in Abaco be sure to visit The Little House by the Ferry ( https://littlehousebytheferry.com/ ). The message is that the people of the Abacos are trying hard to rebuild and welcome us back. Please support them whenever you can.

      RMHYC was able to donate $3000 each to Samaritan’s Purse, Water Mission, All Hands and Hearts and World Central Kitchen. They are all very appreciative.

      Scott Coles
      Commodore
      Royal Marsh Harbour Yacht Club

      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. G. King -  March 27, 2020 - 1:29 pm

        Hooray!

        Reply to G.
    • Makers Air, Premiere Air Service for the Bahamas

      After seventeen years Watermakers Air was re-branded as Makers Air in 2019 and is the favorite air service to the Bahamas from Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Growing from its initial operations servicing Staniel Cay, Makers Air is today’s premier air service to and from the Out Islands of the Bahamas.

       
      Makers Air is available to take you home. Our fleet of Cessna Grand Caravans and dedicated crew are ready to fly you wherever you need to go.
       
      With various options such as Scheduled Flights, Shared Charters, and Private Charters, our reservations team is standing by to assist with your travel needs.
       
      Click our Take Me Home form and one of our agents will immediately contact you.
       
      Trust Makers to take you home.
       
      Sincerely,
       
      Makers Air
      MakersAir.com 954.771.0330
       
      Makers Air | Hangar 19, 2331 NW 55th Court, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309

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