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Central America Caribbean » Bahamas » Abaco April 24th 2006

After leaving Great Guana Cay, we decide to go ahead and go into Marsh Harbor (the largest harbor in the Abacos with many marinas and shops). It is a relatively big city compared to the other island towns and has the only traffic light in the Abacos. We needed to re-fuel, re-provision, and load up for our next adventure out and we wanted to meet up with our friends on the Verna Breeze to plan our trip down to the Berry Islands. What started out as a 2-3 day marina stay quickly turned into a week because of bad weather. Actually- we have spent 2 of the last 3 weeks at the marina in Marsh Harbor because of storms with strong winds and lightening and rain. But we made use of our time in Marsh by ... read more
Sunset

Central America Caribbean » Bahamas » Abaco April 17th 2006

After waiting out the first storm to pass in Marsh Harbor we decided to continue with our trek down south and explore some more of the islands in the Sea of Abaco. Our destination was Elbow Cay, an island with good protected anchorages and a lot of great things to see and explore. After the three hour sail we find the perfect anchorage nestled between the southern end of Elbow Cay, the northern tip of Tilloo Cay, and protected from the west from Lubbers Quarter Cay. It almost had 360 degree protection (very rare to find here in the Bahamas unless you are in a big harbor) and proved to be a great spot to be for a few days, especially because the wind clocked around as the storms passed. After settling into our new spot ... read more
Tahiti Beach
Stuff
Hopetown

Central America Caribbean » Bahamas » Abaco April 3rd 2006

A weather window opened up for us to cross the Gulf Stream, so we were off to the Bahamas. We left around midnight on Tuesday so that we would hit the bank of the Bahamas at first daybreak and be able to continue to sail thru the day and anchor at Great Sale Cay that night. We crossed over with our friends, Chris and Kelly, who are on the sailing vessel Verna Breeze. It was a great crossing, with calm seas and light winds. We watched another beautiful sunrise, caught fish along the way, and you can certainly tell when you enter the banks because the water turns to crystal clear turquoise blue. We couldn’t have asked for a better crossing. Once we arrived at Great Sale Cay (an uninhabited island in the middle of the ... read more
Sunrise at Sea
Jay Fishing
Fish On!




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