Remote water playground. If we had known, we would have come here sooner. If we could have, we would have stayed here longer. Stretching south of Georgetown and Great Exuma lies a long arc of small islands. Some say Jumentos Cays, some say Ragged Islands, while what little official information […]
Brian
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There are those who see a crowded anchorage and are drawn to it, eager to partake in its lively social scene. There are those who see a crowded anchorage and are repelled by it, eager to partake in nature’s quiet solitude. As the heart of the Bahamas cruising community, Georgetown […]
After a week at Rudder Cut Cay, we continued south and headed to Lee Stocking Island. We had been looking forward to Lee Stocking and our anchorage destination, Williams Bay, for weeks. It read beautifully and the real thing didn’t disappoint. Marine Research Center The Perry Institute for Marine Science […]
Leaving Great Guana Cay, we were now in the southern half of the Exumas and we love it. We’re unsure if that was because our learning had progressed or if that was because it truly is better, but our cruising experience finally began to resemble the tropical playground we had […]
“Great” is an understatement. This cay is huge! As in long! We spent over a week traversing its western shore. Had it not been for a persistent southerly swell, we would have stayed much longer. Black Point Settlement Black Point is the second most populated settlement in the Exumas (behind […]