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Hello All, I'm hoping you could give me some advice on a logistical challenge I am facing trying to freight some goods. The goods need to travel from the manufacturing point in Quezon City to Hingutanan, stopping off for assemblage in Danao. The cargo is large, but floatable, and we are looking to hire a boat and crew to tow it from either Subic Bay, to Danao, to Hingutanan; or freight it in 2 x 40ft containers from Subic Bay to Cebu, transport to Danao and then hire the boat and crew to tow it to Hingutanan. I would love some advice on: 1. Where I could hire a boat and cr -
Sailfish Bay Big Game Fishing Charters
SailfishBay posted a topic in Boating, Swimming, Diving & Fishing In The Philippines
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LinC to the Rescue? Fri 6 Mar 2015 I guess that many of you have been following the "Foreigner and 5 locals go missing on fishing trip in Neg. Oriental" thread on LinC. It's a sad saga in which at least 2 (and probably 4 more - we don't know yet) people lost their lives at sea. At the time of writing, we don't know exactly what happened. The story is shrouded in secrecy and lack of communication. However, what is clear, is that for various reasons, the Search and Rescue (S&R) operation was too little, too late, and it failed to exploit all the local knowledge and resources that were a
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Passenger Boat(For Diving) Insurance any idea?
JhuonUlric posted a topic in Boating, Swimming, Diving & Fishing In The Philippines
Hello guys!. Just got a newly Built M/B for Diving. I'm new and I don't have any idea about insurance coverage in a boat. Our boat is in Leyte can I have the insurance here in Cebu? or I need to find insurance company there in Leyte? I appreciate your help guys!.. Thank you! -
http://www.seamagazine.com/Newsletter/Article/PlanetSolar-beat-own-record-speed By: PlanetSolar During the trip around the world (2010-2012), the MS Tûranor PlanetSolar sailed for 26 days from one side of the Atlantic to the other, thereby claiming the world record speed for a solar-powered transatlantic crossing and her first entry in the Guinness World Records™. It hasn’t been broken since. It was not until 2013 that the largest solar boat in the world repeated the trip to realize a new global accomplishment: 22 days, 12 hours, and 32 minutes. Having left from Las Palmas (Spain)- 7 replies
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