Pipe Cay and Exuma Land and Sea Park and the UNTOLD Story We continued north for a short trip to the Pipe Creek area which fellow cruisers particularly Sea Turtle had ranked amongst their favourite Exuma areas. It is a grouping of small cays connected by a lot of shallow water which for …
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We are now planning for the return trip back to the states. We need to go back through Nassau to have Jenny’s passport stamped with her B1B2 VISA, before we can take the boat into the US. Jenny wants to meet up with her girlfriend from Dublin who is visiting Orlando in May. So …
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Cat Island photos With the weather projected to change, and the winds to increase, we decided to leave Conception and head toward Cat Island. This is a fairly long trip, about 40 miles of open ocean. The winds were calm but built as we progressed, finally blowing 10-15 knots behind us. The ride …
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Conception Island- Underwater Conception link We checked the weather report again while sitting at Calabash Bay, Long Island. The forecast still held and was predicting 5knot winds for the next couple of days, making the trip to Conception pretty attractive. We left Long Island in the morning for the trip around Cape Santa Maria, …
Our 3 month visa for the Bahamas was close to expiring, and we returned to George Town to visit Immigration to get these extended, which we had been assured when arriving at West End would be straightforward at any port of entry. We had a good tip from our good friends and long time …
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We next decided to head over to Cave Cay, to explore the area a bit more thoroughly. It was a nice 13 mile run from Lee Stocking to Musha Cay for our overnight anchorage. The winds were predicted to be southerly, and our anchorage last time off Cave would have left us fairly exposed from …
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