Oasis stayed put in Atlantic City for a few days due to bad weather from the tropical storm Lee.
This city boost world renowned casinos, night shows, restaurants and blackjack dealers.
Lobby of Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
Vic's & Anthony's Steakhouse.
One of the finest restaurant at the Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
Pedway connecting the Trump Marina Hotel Casino to the Chart House Restaurant.
Jean Guy, Annie and Jacques in front of Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort.
Caesar's Casino & Hotel sitting right on the boardwalk overlooking the ocean.
The Showboat Casino also sits at the boardwalk.
An amusement park at Steel Pier located at the boardwalk across from The Resorts Hotel Casino.
The boardwalk in a bright sunny afternoon. It's four and a half mile long sitting right on the ocean at Atlantic City.
The Atlantic City Boat Show was taking place all weekend at the Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
Stars of the Indonesian Circus Show at the Resorts Casino Hotel.
Hopping from one hotel to another was easy. This Jitney Bus System gets you anywhere in Atlantic City. Cost $2.25 each time you hop on it.
This blog is the journey of Oasis, a Beneteau 423, sailing
from Shediac New Brunswick Canada to the Caribbean.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Barnegat Bay NJ to Atlantic City NJ
Due to heavy fog and shifting sand bars at Barnegat Bay Inlet, Oasis did a U-Turn in the channel and pursued her journey into the New Jersey Intracoastal Waterway to Atlantic City.
It is not advise to enter the channel at Barnegat Bay Inlet in heavy fog.
Bridge Clearance Marker at 57 feet which is Oasis total height.
Close call for Oasis's mast. She had to make sure the wind indicator was not lined up with the directional lighting under the bridge.
The captain is pleased that Oasis went under the bridge safely.
A common sight along the NJICW, boats docked in front of houses.
On this side of the street, the ICW and on the far end, the ocean.
Familiar docking facilities along the route.
Annie Vautour doing the navigation. Great job!
Atlantic City in sight.
Oasis entering Atlantic City Harbour.
Another close call for Oasis's mast. Bridge clearance at 58 feet.
Oasis docked at the Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
It is not advise to enter the channel at Barnegat Bay Inlet in heavy fog.
Bridge Clearance Marker at 57 feet which is Oasis total height.
Close call for Oasis's mast. She had to make sure the wind indicator was not lined up with the directional lighting under the bridge.
The captain is pleased that Oasis went under the bridge safely.
A common sight along the NJICW, boats docked in front of houses.
On this side of the street, the ICW and on the far end, the ocean.
Familiar docking facilities along the route.
Annie Vautour doing the navigation. Great job!
Atlantic City in sight.
Oasis entering Atlantic City Harbour.
Another close call for Oasis's mast. Bridge clearance at 58 feet.
Oasis docked at the Trump Marina Hotel Casino.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Brielle NJ to Barnegat Bay NJ
The Manasquan River marks the start of New Jersey's Intercoastal Waterway. Oasis navigated through bascule, vertical lift and fixed bridges, the firsts of many more. Calm waters in the first leg of the journey up to 20 knots of wind by the end of the day.
The beginning of the New Jersey Intercoastal Waterway. Going up stream, there is a strong current.
One of the vertical lift bridge.
A typical waterfront property.
September 1 st regatta race in the NJ ICW.
We went through a fixed bridge followed by a bascule bridge.
Barnegat Light at State Park.
Strolling along the boardwalk up to the beach.
Captain Jean Guy and First Mate Roselind at the 10 mile Long Island Beach in New Jersey.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Staten Island, NJ to Brielle, NJ.
The first Coastal Sailing of the First Mate and the new crew. From light to 20 knots wind and waves up to 6 feet by the end of the day. Oasis and the crew were very pleased with the warm welcome from the commodore and dock master of the Manasquan River Yacht Club in Brielle, NJ.
Coasting along the New Jersey Coastal Shores were the powerboats that were docked beside us at Liberty Landing Marina, NJ.
The bascule bridge at the entrance of the Manasquan River Inlet.
Palm trees at the inlet entrance.
One of many marinas along the Manasquan River.
A view of the Manasquan River Yacht Club in Brielle, NJ.
Coasting along the New Jersey Coastal Shores were the powerboats that were docked beside us at Liberty Landing Marina, NJ.
The bascule bridge at the entrance of the Manasquan River Inlet.
Palm trees at the inlet entrance.
One of many marinas along the Manasquan River.
A view of the Manasquan River Yacht Club in Brielle, NJ.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Liberty Landing Marina to Staten Island, NJ
Oasis will say Bye to Luc, Denise, Alexia and Yanik. Captain Jean Guy and First Mate Roselind really enjoyed spending time with them.
Joining Oasis is Jacques and Annie Vautour, nephew and wife of the First Mate.
Jacques and Annie, happy being here and looking foward to spend two weeks on Oasis.
Captain Jean Guy taking a last stroll along Liberty Landing Boardwalk.
Leaving New York City Harbour.
Sailing in front of the Statue of Liberty Park. A sight not to be missed. Very impressive!
One of many big ships passing by us in the harbour.
Entering Great Kills Harbour, Staten Island, NJ.
Another beautiful sunset while at mooring in Great Kills Harbour, Staten Island, NJ.
Joining Oasis is Jacques and Annie Vautour, nephew and wife of the First Mate.
Jacques and Annie, happy being here and looking foward to spend two weeks on Oasis.
Captain Jean Guy taking a last stroll along Liberty Landing Boardwalk.
Leaving New York City Harbour.
Sailing in front of the Statue of Liberty Park. A sight not to be missed. Very impressive!
One of many big ships passing by us in the harbour.
Entering Great Kills Harbour, Staten Island, NJ.
Another beautiful sunset while at mooring in Great Kills Harbour, Staten Island, NJ.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
New York City
Visiting New York!
Luc, Denise, Alexia and Yanik at the Statue of Liberty.
Taking a stroll in a horse carriage at Central Park, NY.
All excitement with Alexia and Yanik waiting to go see a 4 D Movie of Dora in Central Park.
Yanik and Pepere taking a break at the Zoo.
Tall buildings, a familiar sight in New York City.
Strolling down in Time Square!
World Trade Center: The first tower being erected at Ground Zero. This picture shows construction being at level 54 out of 102 floors.
Foundations of the Second tower under construction.
Sky view of New York City from level 102 of the Empire State Building.
Billboards in Time Square.
The Captain and First Mate spending the evening in Time Square.
One of the busiest corner in Time Square, New York.
Luc, Denise, Alexia and Yanik at the Statue of Liberty.
Taking a stroll in a horse carriage at Central Park, NY.
All excitement with Alexia and Yanik waiting to go see a 4 D Movie of Dora in Central Park.
Yanik and Pepere taking a break at the Zoo.
Tall buildings, a familiar sight in New York City.
Strolling down in Time Square!
World Trade Center: The first tower being erected at Ground Zero. This picture shows construction being at level 54 out of 102 floors.
Foundations of the Second tower under construction.
Sky view of New York City from level 102 of the Empire State Building.
Billboards in Time Square.
The Captain and First Mate spending the evening in Time Square.
One of the busiest corner in Time Square, New York.
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