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Marina Coral Ensenada

An Update for Boats in Mexican Marinas

Fito Espinosa, harbormaster at Marina Coral in Ensenada, sent us this update from Neil Shroyer of Marina de La Paz, president of the Mexico Marina Association, on the current situation in Mexican marinas: “Yesterday, Sunday the 29th, Mexico’s Maritime authority issued Directive #13 to all Port Captains in Mexico, informing them that they may not authorize the clearance or departure of passenger vessels for hire (Mexican- and foreign-flagged) that operate with Nautical Tourism permits (charter, tours, diving, sport fishing, whale watching, sunset cruises, etc.). More »
Whaler #4

The Case of the Wayward Whaler

Richmond Yacht Club reports that a Boston Whaler and its trailer were taken by vehicle from the dry boat storage yard over the weekend, sometime between Friday evening and Sunday evening.
Wednesday night beer can

April Racing Preview — or Not!

Normally in this slot we would post a look ahead to next month's racing calendar highlights. Instead, we'll continue with the updates we've been filing since that fateful Friday the 13th.

Carpinteria Dory: Traditional Hand Crafted Boats

We build traditional hand crafted boats. Our boats are hand built from wood and customized to your preferences, as functional as they are beautiful.
Island Girl with red spinnaker

The Latest from the YRA and More

As far as the Coast Guard is concerned, as long as there are active shelter-in-home orders in place, marine event permits are nullified.