If you were going to sail around the world…?
Question by Harry B: If you were going to sail around the world…?
Could you use this route effectively? Why or why not?
Starting in Boston, to Miami, to the Bahamas, to Cancun, through the Panama Canal, up the coast to California, to Hawaii, to Fiji, to Sydney, to Bangkok, to Goa, to Zanzibar, to Cape Town, up the eastern African coast and into the Mediterrainien Sea, to parts of Spain, France, Italy, and Israel, and back out and to the UK and Amsterdam, and then all the way across the Atlantic, eventually ariving in Rio De Janeiro, and traveling north through the Caribbean, and back up along the US East coast, and ending up back in Boston.
And each place that you “stop”, what would you need to be able to stay in each different city/country for a few weeks/months at a time without getting into trouble with the law or locals? Where could you dock your boat legally? What would you need as far as visas and passports, etc? What would be some essential items to have at all times?
This is all hypothetical, but I am just curious to hear the answers.
Best answer:
Answer by bean
you would have to make a ton of phone calls to find out how to get through customs and such.
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