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With the Asian/Indonesian crisis, is the country safe for travel? |
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Just the facts --- several governments have issued travel warnings. In spite of thetravel warning, no yachts have experienced anything but hospitality while cruising all ofIndonesia. Thing change monthly. There are hot spots to avoid like anywhere else in theworld. Prior to entering Indonesian waters, send us an email and we’ll provide localknowledge. “In Bali, Life is Good” and all will continue that way. |
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Is it safe to leave the boat in the marina and go traveling? |
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We provide 24 hours security in the marina and CCTV cameras. “Be wise, Tie itdown & lock it up your boat”. |
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I have fire arms on board. What is the procedure? |
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If you declare your firearms, you will be asked to sign a customs inventory and thelocker will be sealed by the customs officials. |
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What has been the experience with animals on board? |
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Regulations are subject to interpretation but, animal arriving on boats don’t seem toapply. Some boats have been cleared without problems – unless you fly out of thecountry with the hope of returning with your pet. It’s a bureaucratic nightmare at theairport. |
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Pirates ! What are the reports on piracy? |
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I suggest that you se Jimmy Cornell’s web site at http://www.noonsite.com forreports and suggestion for prevention. I know of no incidents of piracy involving yachtssailing Indonesian waters in the last 8 years that I’ve been here. Just a few beer piratesat the yacht Club Bar……… |
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