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I have had to make a new thread because numerous yachts are coming up to the Bridgetown Port sometimes and I do not want to be adding them to the PSC Marina thread. It makes better categorization and with that said, the Benetti Reverie came up this afternoon and is now at Sugar Berth West in the harbour.

Also, the Ecstasea came into the harbour and is on the same Sugar Berth West as Reverie. She has been out off Trevor's Way at anchor for about two days and now is in the Bridgetown Harbour.

Here is a pic of them. Look carefully between the container ships:

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The Benetti Reverie has transfered to anchorage off Trevor's Way and Ecstasea has left the Port.

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I went down to Trevor's Way to see the Reverie. Was there for a few hours watching and then she departed shortly after 19:00 LT

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Can I see Ecstasea there as well?

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Originally Posted by jwash

Can I see Ecstasea there as well?

Sorry Jwash, the Ecstasea had departed. Yachts do not come to the Bridgetown Port/Main harbour to lie around. Usually they want to come and anchor in the Carlilse Bay region as it is great for water-sports and diving. The main harbour is close to this location so when the big yachts (larger than 75M LOA, that can't fit in Port St. Charles Marina to be cleared) come they sail up to the main harbour to be cleared. Once cleared, they usually make their way to anchor off Carlilse Bay, Trevor's Way or somewhere appropriate on the West Coast

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The Tatoosh came up today and is in the Bridgetown Port at the Cross Berth currently.

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Lady Ann Magee is here as well. She came up this morning and is currently sandwiched between the cruiseships Crown Princess and Club Med 2.

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Tatoosh is back once more, and she came a while ago (about 2 hours ago). She is currently anchored off Trevor's Way. Outside is too dark for me to go and take photos.

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Here are some pics that I took off the Tatoosh off Trevor's Way, behind the Bridgetown Port. I also saw some Sport Fishers on their way in to the Careenage. One was named 'Cop Out' and it was registered in North Carolina.