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Tropical Weather Update - Igor!

Tropical Storm Igor has formed just to the S of the Cape Verde Islands at 13.7N, 23.5W. Igor has maximum sustained winds of 35 knots, a central pressure of 1005 mb, and is moving W at 7 knots. Igor's forecast track appears to bring the storm northeast of the Caribbean as the system strengthens to hurricane status between Friday and Saturday. Please note that this track is subject to change along with the timeframe for Igor's strengthening. Click here to view Igor's forecast path. The remnants of Gaston, located a couple of hundred miles SE of the Dominican Republic, remain disorganized and there is almost no chance of development as this system moves W at 10-15 mph. Check back here regularly for the latest tropical weather reports or visit our Live Hurricane Tracking page.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 08 September 2010 13:37

Marine Fuel Pricing and Availability

Cruisers in the U.S., The Bahamas, and the Caribbean can now check fuel pricing and availability online at MarineFuel.com. For more information and to visit the site click here.

Dinghy Thefts Up in Trinidad

According to the Caribbean Safety and Security Net, there is an increase in dinghy theft and burglaries of vessels on the hard in Chaguaramas, Trinidad and at the TTSA mooring field. The Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard is now patrolling the waters of Chaguaramas from dusk till dawn. Any yacht visiting Trinidad should be prepared to take appropriate precautions with regard to the security of the yacht, dinghy, and outboard.

New Customs Fees in The Bahamas

Customs in The Bahamas has made some changes to their fee system. Previously, four persons per vessel were covered under the entry fee ($150 for vessels under 35' and $300 for vessels over 35'), now only three people will be covered, each additional person will be $20 (formerly $15). The Departure Tax has been increased from $15 to $20. And for those who wish to leave their vessels in The Bahamas, the new duty is now 10% for all sized vessels (formerly 27% for vessels under 30' and 6% for vessels over 30'. And finally, any vessel clearing in for the second time in 90 days is subject to a $30 transportation fee for each Customs and Immigration officer.

New Dive Center in Bimini

The newly renovated Bimini Big Game Club & Guy Harvey Resort and Marina have announced plans to offer a first class dive center at all Guy Harvey Outpost resort properties. Teaming with renowned diver Neal Watson, the first of these dive centers will open in October at the Bimini Big Game Club on Bimini in The Bahamas. The dive center will ofer a 60' dive boat with two-decks, a glass bottom, and is certified for 100 passengers. The center will also offer dive gear, tank fills, PADI certification, and open water referrals and specialty classes.

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