marbelliana
Member
- Oct 19, 2015
- 46
- Boat Info
- 2007 Searay Sundancer 310
Twin Mercs 6.2L V-Drives
"Marbelliana II"
Previous boat: 22' Robalo R227
- Engines
- Twin 6.2L Mercs
Hello, all!
We purchased a 2007 310 Dancer at the end of the summer that is winterized at EZ Cruz in Virginia. We slip in Somers Point, NJ, and we are planning to skipper the boat from Virginia to Somers Point in mid-April. We are planning to leave for the trip on a Friday morning, hoping to make the first leg of our trip to Annapolis. I understand that to be about 8-9 hours. Would love some feedback on anyone's experience with a great marina in Annapolis to hang our hats for the evening on Friday.
Plan from there is to leave Saturday morning and go straight to Somers Point through C&D Canal, which I understand to be about 5 hours.
Wanted to know anyone's experience on these waterways and things we should take into consideration for this trip. It'll be me and 4 of my friends, some of whom are also boaters, but this will be my first trip of this length on this boat (or any boat, for that matter).
A combination of excitement and a touch of nerves We do not plan to be out front for any part of this, but instead use the Chesapeake for the trip and I've routed it at this point (I'll post my route in a bit for suggestions).
Anyway, I'm really excited for this and know I can get some great feedback here on my plan and anything else you all might like to offer!
Thanks!
GG
We purchased a 2007 310 Dancer at the end of the summer that is winterized at EZ Cruz in Virginia. We slip in Somers Point, NJ, and we are planning to skipper the boat from Virginia to Somers Point in mid-April. We are planning to leave for the trip on a Friday morning, hoping to make the first leg of our trip to Annapolis. I understand that to be about 8-9 hours. Would love some feedback on anyone's experience with a great marina in Annapolis to hang our hats for the evening on Friday.
Plan from there is to leave Saturday morning and go straight to Somers Point through C&D Canal, which I understand to be about 5 hours.
Wanted to know anyone's experience on these waterways and things we should take into consideration for this trip. It'll be me and 4 of my friends, some of whom are also boaters, but this will be my first trip of this length on this boat (or any boat, for that matter).
A combination of excitement and a touch of nerves We do not plan to be out front for any part of this, but instead use the Chesapeake for the trip and I've routed it at this point (I'll post my route in a bit for suggestions).
Anyway, I'm really excited for this and know I can get some great feedback here on my plan and anything else you all might like to offer!
Thanks!
GG