Updated in March, 2017, this nautical guidebook (272 pages) for boaters (sail &amp; power) covers all the marinas, anchorages &amp; services along Pacific Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama - also Mexico's Gulf Coast, Yucatan Channel, NW Cuba, Belize, Rio Dulce, Honduras and Western Caribbean islands - plus the Panama Canal Transit. Glossy color, 101 GPS-accurate chartlets (overall &amp; harbor charts), 288 color photos. Approaches, anchorages, marinas, port clearance, fuel docks, haul-out yards, local services. Paperwork chapter has blank Crew List forms. Resource Directory lists marinas, fuel docks, yards, agents, more. Chart List, fully indexed. Companion book with Mexico Boating Guide. Both available on Amazon.

Cruising Ports: the Central American Route 6.5

Capt. Pat Rains

Point Loma Publishing

MexWX: Mexico Weather for Boaters covers Baja, the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific coast of Mexico. How to plan your boating itinerary to take advantage of weather patterns; What local WX phenomenon to watch out for (Screaming Blue Northers, Elefantes, Chubascos); How to use your boat s radios and computers to receive those important WX forecasts in Mexican waters even by email when offshore; Summering Over in the Tropics; Hurricane Season &amp; Hurricane Holes; Tactics for the Gulf of Tehuantepec &amp; Papagallo; fully indexed. Updated, expanded 3rd edition (early 2008) packs more facts, new photos and improved graphics into this concise publication; includes a handy new quick-reference Frequency Guide for VHF, Ham, SSB, WX-fax and Internet. Author Capt. Pat Rains picks up the WX and brings it right to your boat in Pacific Mexico. MexWX is a must-have reference for recreational sportfishers, motoryachts, trailer-boat skippers and all cruising sailors who visit Mexican waters.

MexWX: Mexico Weather for Boaters

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This nautical guidebook for cruising boaters is updated to June 2018, so it's the most up to date. Contains 398 pages, 185 GPS charts, 450 color photos: written by professional mariners, experienced &amp; active yacht cruisers. Mile by mile, no gaps: Mexico Boating Guide covers the outside of Baja, the entire Sea of Cortez (100s of destinations) to Puerto Vallarta, down the Pacific mainland Gold Coast and Costa del Sur to the new Puerto Chiapas. This nautical guidebook is a Must-have for the Baja Ha Ha and Cubar participants. GPS charts of the tiny cruising anchorages, villages, ports for fuel, provisions, all the marinas, haul-out yards, local services. Rains' 185 GPS-accurate charts were created on site to show anchoring details for tiny bays that are too small to appear with sufficient accuracy on government charts. Rains' 450 photos are jaw-dropping beautiful, but show critical approaches by sea, not just pretty sunsets. No fluff. Crew List form, Resource Directory to all the marinas, fuel docks, haul-out yards for repair or dry storage. Made in the USA, the Rains Guide is the most accurate, up to date and thorough authority for cruising recreational boats in Pacific Mexico.

Mexico Boating Guide ( 3rd edition)

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Cruising Ports: the Central American Route 6.5

MexWX: Mexico Weather for Boaters

Mexico Boating Guide ( 3rd edition)