Bahamas Chatter: Need Crew?
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Bahamas Chatter: Need Crew?
Need Crew?
Posted: 26 Nov 2017 01:27 PM PST
Are you looking for a rock solid crew member to sail with or help you with chores?
I’m a super easy going guy, not as quite young as I used to be, but close, and very experienced in all aspects of boating, both power and sail. I have my own 36′ sailboat, but it’s here in Eastern Canada; need I say more! I need “warm and sand”.
Looking to spend some time in the Bahamas this winter in order to better prepare myself for my trip south next year. A terminally ill family member has prevented me from sailing from here this fall, so hopefully God willing, next year.
I have tons of boating experience, inshore and offshore; very adapt at most repairs; super clean; love to laugh; non smoker; very attentive; dislike politics; love to cook and prepare. Can come for a week, a month or longer. Will pay all of my expenses, and then some.
Or maybe you need someone to look after your boat? I guarantee it’ll be left better than it was found. References available.
Consider me please if you need crew, maintenance, etc.
Thanks for reading this ad.
Comments from Cruisers (2)
We just anchored at Fernandina Beach for 3 nights and had a wonderful visit. New is a Island Hopper Shuttle which picks you up at City Hall and can take you to beach, Walmart, Publix and Winn Dixie for $1.00. A great improvement for crusiers! The hours are limited to 10am to about 4 PM. Another great find was a new bicycle rental place for $15 a day with delivery to the marina. Call Steve at 904-742-4740.
Fuel is available a few miles south at Amelia Island Marina, also check with them or Tiger Point for overnight slip with power