Catamaran in Cancun Large groups 100 people ⛵ Isla Mujeres private tour

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Thinking of planning a large group gathering with friends and family? There’s no better way to do it than by renting a catamaran in Cancun! Experience the beauty of the Caribbean Sea, white sand beaches, turquoise waters and stunning islands while aboard a luxurious and spacious catamaran – the perfect way to escape and enjoy some quality time with those closest to you. When you charter a catamaran in Cancun with groups of around 80 to 100 people, you’ll receive a tailored itinerary that will accommodate the needs of your group. Depending on the size of your boat, you can select from many different activities such as; snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, tubing, hiking and banana boating, as well as private beach BBQs and sunset cruises. Being on the open waters in Cancun, you’ll be able to explore some of the most beautiful spots in the area such as Isla Mujeres, Isla Contoy and Contoy National Park. Swimming in the crystal clear waters, sunbathing on the deck, and refreshing cocktails will all be included for your group while onboard the catamaran. Every boat trip will be different from the last and you’ll be able to experience the Mexican Caribbean from a different perspective. With a fleet of experienced and friendly staff, you’ll be able to relax knowing that all safety measures Book thru: https://experienciascancun.com Email us to: info@experienciascancun.com

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I wrote a small blog post about connecting my tillerpilot to my windvane. You can check it out here http://whitespotpirates.com/how-to-connect-a-raymarine-tillerpilot-to-a-windpilot-pacific/ Anyone of you have a similar set up on your boat? My Raymarine autopilot is not strong enough for my 8.5t aluminum Reinke Super 10. That is why I decided to try out what I had read from other boat owners with the same problem: to connect my autopilot to my Windpilot Pacific to reduce the needed power for stearing. I still have to test it out on the water...but it seems to work so far. I was just wondering if it could possibily damage my windvane with this set up, that is why I wanted to ask Peter Foerthmann of http://www.windpilot.com/ for advice. Let's see what he thinks about it... Ahoy, Nike & Karl ATTENTION: this is REAL TIME ;) Just mounted that thing yesterday! I know this is all very confusing with the timing and stuff...sorry for that.