Great Loop Route

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Welcome to What Yacht To Do, a Great Loop Documentary. Today Rev and Sam are moving from Chesapeake City Resort and Inn in Chesapeake City, Maryland to Utschs' Marina in Cape May, New Jersey.
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We are cruising around America's Great Loop for a second time and selected a Carver named the Here's To Us!! as our Great Loop boat. So much goes into Great Loop planning and we share every trip with you. Welcome aboard!
You can always contact us at Crew@WhatYachtToDo.com if you have any questions or comments about doing America's Great Loop.

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1 авг 2024

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@WhatYachtToDo 2 года назад

Want to know more about the Great Loop? Get our free Great Loop Journey Overview that breaks this trip of a lifetime into an easily, do-able seasonal adventure. Sign up for this Overview, other free goodies and our newsletter (with Sam's Captains Corner) on our home page at www.WhatYachtToDo.com Just Click on "Sign Me Up"

@myjavadogs 3 года назад

we took a campervan on the Cape May - Lewes ferry on our way north a couple of years ago.....beautiful area!

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

So cool!

@stevenmarrone1526 3 года назад

Wildwood nj been there many times but I miss Atlantic City , hopefully when I do the loop I can find a marina close there for a few days

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Great places to stay in Atlantic City!

@stevenmarrone1526 3 года назад

I remember seeing the marinas there when I was a teenager but that was back in the 80’s lol I been in Texas now for 16 years and haven’t been up north since

@mikemarino1917 3 года назад

You had a good trip down the Delaware bay usually she is rough as hell...

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

A little bit of planning and a touch of luck is all it takes!

@Wolf_sg_ 3 года назад

Wow Sam really drives that boat great 💖

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Thank you 🤗

@rodbecker332 3 года назад

Watch the tram car please. Lol

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

LOL !! Same voice over 50 years ago!

@CroakerOutdoors 2 года назад

Been following for a few weeks now and have been wondering how does a boat like yours do on fuel consumption? Do you have an normal cruising speed distance per gallon you use to calculate your trips? The GPS is pretty cool and I never knew one could guide boats just like a car!

@WhatYachtToDo 2 года назад

We are about 1.4 mpg currently. At 9mph. Consider signing up for our newsletter for the inside scoop. Hit SIGN ME UP on our website of www.WhatYachtToDo.com Great to have you onboard with us 😎

@CroakerOutdoors 2 года назад

@@WhatYachtToDo Appreciate the information! Will do thanks, smooth sailing and fair winds to both of you 😁

@byronstyron3893 3 года назад

Always nice to walk down memory lane. Wish you guys and everyone a very Merry Christmas and hope everyone gets to enjoy some family time.

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Thanks Byron. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours!

@mpj20000 3 года назад

Wonderful trip. I myself enjoyed a special nautical visit to Cape May for about 9 weeks a couple decades ago. A VERY cold snap rolled in with record January lows. Semper Paratus.

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Thanks. Yes, it can get cold and windy there! 😎

@richardcampbell1101 Год назад

Sam & Rev, after doing two loops do you think that the marinas give you extra attention because of the size of your boat.? For example would get the same service if your boat was a 32 or 38 footer.?

@WhatYachtToDo Год назад

Hi Captain Richard 😎 Not really any difference that we sensed. Hope you are well. Sam and Rev

@exops0s3 3 года назад

I just bought a 38 Sundancer and it is presently winter stored in Baltimore Maryland at Marinemax. I have to drive it back to Point Pleasant NJ in the spring (April) . I've been to Ocean City maryland on my old boat a 320 Sundancer. But never was on the inside and never had to do the C&D canal. I plan on stopping in Cape may to overnight it. I've also never gone through that canal to cape may. Anything to worry about (hazzards ) depth to worry about ? Once i get to Cape May i'll be fine since i've been down there a few times already. Thx Art

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Hi Art! Sounds like a fun trip! The canal is well marked. Use the Navionics App. It's great!

@12FlyVA 3 года назад

Wow. Someone else remembers the Diving Horse on the Steel Pier. Remember seeing it as a kid. I believe that the folks that used to do the performance, were from Millsboro, DE. Thanks for the memory. Question for Sam: How do you know the height above water for all of the bridges you pass under?

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Yes, and it was a woman on the horse not a man, I found out from some research. I was very young at the time. As far as bridges, the design height is posted on Navionics or Active Captain software. But each bridge also has a board at the base to show the actual height at the time based on water level.

@richardbohlingsr3490 3 года назад

It doesn't look like there were a lot of people to bob and weave through. Lots of good eats on the pier. Did you get any saltwater taffy? Nice simple approach and dock maneuver when you got there. Well done Captain. Not much sense leaving a lot of paint wherever you go. I thought you were at Wild Wings when I saw part of the sign. Chips did look good.

@WhatYachtToDo 3 года назад

Well we skipped the taffy this trip! Seemed like Wildwood did not change in a lot of ways since the early 60s!