Cruisers throughout the Caribbean are being advised to file float plans with authorities and friends and exercise extreme caution – particularly in the eastern Caribbean – following 2025 US attacks on suspected “narco-terrorist” vessels in international waters off the coast of Venezuela and Colombia. Find out more at this news item and review the security pages for the country you are visiting.
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ARC+ Boats Will be the First to Leave The ARC+ will leave Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on 9 November, sailing 850 NM to the...
For updates if intending to visit Jamaica - see Jamaica Travel Alerts for information. Update Friday October 31 Devastation and destruction for Jamaica, Cuba and...
