Cuba for Cruisers, HELP, We Don't Speak Spanish! | Sailing Balachandra E103
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- čas přidán 20. 03. 2021
- In this video, Cuba for Cruisers, HELP, We Don't Speak Spanish! we leave Santiago de Cuba with our traveller fully functional again and continue along the South coast of Cuba, headed for the Garden of the Queen Archipeligo and stopping a few times along the way. We have a few brushes with the La Guarda Harbour Masters and discover how bad our Spanish is but soon learn how to make arrangements to anchor the boat overnight to rest. We visit the beautiful island of Cabo Blanco and trade some shoes and soap for a huge King Makarel!
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You guys rock! Thanks for saving Tom!!!!! There's no port in CO, but you're always welcome in Denver!!!
love the information on Cuba! it is on our bucket list after hurricane season :-) Will for sure add "we only want to rest and will be gone in the morning" to our Spanish!
Great info guys as I am sailing from Antigua soon and heading for toronto. It’s hard to get bahamanian visas for my Dominican crew right now so likely we will ease our way through Cuba instead of the Bahamas and this knowledge helps me a lot.
hi from Vancouver...we had a great time in Cuba...Viva Cuba
So com'on already get Zeus a Che t-shirt! Or a guayabera so he'll look like a member of the Buena Vista Dogwalking Club.
"March on." Bureaucrats. You are flying your Canadian flag I hope. My friend in Montreal when I was about to move back to the States cut her Canadian Flag off her jeans and told me to sew it on my backpack so when I was hitchhiking in Europe no one would give me a hard time.... Hasta La Victoria!
Viva La Cubana
Stay safe guys.
Parlez vous Quebequais? it will come handy in French Islands...
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Great video, very informative. Are you only allowed to go ashore in certain certain places? Do you feel the boat would be safe at anchor if you left for several hours or would you go into a marina? Thanks for the videos :)
You can anchor on any uninhabited island or wherever there is a marina. We left the boat on anchor when we went into town. Very safe to anchor close to the marina with security. The cuban people are not allowed to board a foreign vessel. The penalties are severe. They insist that you lift the dinghy at night and lock it.
Great video. Cuba seems beautiful, but with all the restrictions curious if you’d ever want to go back. Cheers
Yes there are restrictions but it's really more boat tracking and limitations on finding provisions. Otherwise you can fish, swim, snorkel, buy a meal, get a drink, or anchor in lots of nice spots
I live in southern Ontario i frequent Montreal and ii get all the time no English, bull shit, have travelled the world there are countries that speak better English than I, and were you are they speak it and if they can not ask
FYI CZcams has deleted thousands of conservative voices and truth channels. People are moving over to bitchute and rumble. You should post your sailing videos there also. Hard to watch CZcams with the huge increase in ad videos now. Glad you got the boat fixed up
Great info guys as I am sailing from Antigua soon and heading for toronto. It’s hard to get bahamanian visas for my Dominican crew right now so likely we will ease out way through Cuba instead of the Bahamas and this knowledge helps me a lot.