Today we will leave Navarre Beach and travel to Santa Rosa Beach and stay in one of the anchorages. Our stay at Navarre Beach was a little rock and roll, but overall we were happy it. The food was excellent and it was a great location.

We are slowly learning more about tides. We came in yesterday at low tide and will be leaving around 30% full tide, which is 0.9′ less than “normal.” I think!! Here the tide fluctuates about 2′ feet or so. That isn’t much, but it could mean a lot!! We have to learn a new way to tie up to a dock and a new way to tie fenders to keep the boat away from the dock. We don’t have it down yet but give us a month and we should know more!

Initial Plan
Date: November 6, 2023
Route name in Aqua Maps: TD: 11/06/23 (Navarra Beach to Santa Rosa Beach)
Nebo Link: Click here
Crew: Captain Scott, 1st Mate Rita, & K9 Jazzy
Start at: 8:30 am
End at: 1:45 pm
Total Time: 5:10 hours
Distance: 46.5 miles
Fuel Plan: 25 gallons (added 2 gallons for generator use)

Hazards for the day
TM 17.2 (mm 223): Bridge Construction, should be out of the channel
TM 18.3 (mm 224.1): Uncharted Pilings 100′ south of the marked channel but they are not marked. Stay in the channel!
TN 18.6 (mm 224.4): G11 is no longer there, water on the south is very shallow.