21 June 2014 | florida
15 June 2014 | Florida
14 June 2014 | Melbourne Florida
19 May 2014 | Marathon to Vero Beach Florida
17 April 2014 | Isla Mujeres, Mexico
12 April 2014 | Isla Mujeres, Mexico
01 March 2014 | Puerto MoralesMexico
27 February 2014 | Cozumel, Mexico
27 February 2014 | Bahia de la Ascencion, Mexico
26 February 2014 | Cayo Norte, Mexico
25 February 2014 | Xcala, Mexico
24 February 2014 | Belize
19 February 2014 | Caye Caulker, Belize
19 February 2014 | Caye Caulker, Belize
17 February 2014 | Bluefield Range, Belize
16 February 2014 | Colson Cays, Belize
15 February 2014 | Blue Ground Range, Belize
11 February 2014 | Sapodilla Lagoon, Belize
11 February 2014 | Sapodilla Lagoon, Belize
10 February 2014 | Placencia, Belize

Isla Mujeres

12 April 2014 | Isla Mujeres, Mexico

March 2nd, we made it safely to Isla Mujeres, a small island off Cancun from Puerto Morales. The check in procedure was very painful and the total cost including doggy fees was almost 2,000.00 pesos. The smart way of doing this is getting a slip at Marina Paraiso for the day and the harbormaster, Chepo will do all the leg work for you. It will come out cheaper in the end, I promise.

I had to fly back to the USA because I decided to go back to work. Not realizing how involved it would be, I was so grateful for my flying partner who did most of the leg work for me. Because I have been away for 5 years, it was like being a new hire (ie, fingerprinting, drug tests, etc.). The initial training was 11 days in freezing cold Chicago and my first 3 days on the job; I was "juniored" into the supervisor position.

I got back to Isla Mujeres last Thursday and it looks like the weather should be good for Florida crossing on Monday. This means we will be checking out of the country on Monday morning and off we go. It will take about 2 days and 16 hours to Marathon, Florida.

We're keeping our fingers crossed because I have to be in Miami or have an airport nearby before May 7.

Looking forward to good ole' US of A,
Steve, Marie and Angel
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Vessel Name: SABEN
Vessel Make/Model: Cumulant 38
Hailing Port: Seattle, Washington USA
About: Steve, Marie and Angel Hoiland
Extra: We're finally retired! What do we do now?

SV SABEN

Port: Seattle, Washington USA