There are many variables involved so it is not possible to give a definitive answer to this question.
There are many things to take into consideration.
Type and condition of the vessel. (Clean and new is better)
Type of rigging and sails (How the boat is rigged and the type of sails affect speed)
Equipment. (Do you have the latest Navigation aids)
Weather conditions (If there is a gale you are not going)
Tides (With you or against you. The time is crucial)
Crew competency (New hands or old salts will make a difference)
Season (This is not just the weather, it may make for a crowded seaway too)
Course (If the wind is adverse you may have to take a longer route)
Layovers (Are you planning it in one go or in a series of legs)
All the above need to be considered before casting off and even then you can only have a rough idea. The best that can be said is that, all things being equal, a good boat and crew will fair better than a mediocre one.
It is never a certain thing just when you will arrive, most mariners will give an ETA but that is a hope more than a promise. Until you tie up again you can never be sure.
The best that can be said is that you need to know the average rate of progress of the vessel with the crew presently on board. The route can vary depending on one or all of the above so the distance is not fixed.
on July 19, 2008 the power boat race from long beach California to catalina island starts when?
210 degrees.
210 degrees.
distance between long beach California and anahiem
210 degrees.
The cast of The Long Beach to Catalina Gran Prix - 2001 includes: Alicia Jean Boldt as TV Host Lou Peralta as Host
as long as its not out of the state you live in
yes because the the words Long Beach Island have LBI in them.watch,LONG BEACH ISLANDLBI
from L.A. about 22 miles From S.D. about 72 Miles thats all i know
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Aproximetly 75 minutes
Best fishing spots on Long Island are in Long Beach and Lido, Jones Beach and Captree.