Thursday morning we traveled 6 miles north and dropped the anchor off Tahiti Beach on the south end of Elbow Cay.
Once again, we were greeted by a shark. Argh! We took the dinghy to the point on Tahiti Beach, where we enjoyed the beach and lunch from the Thirsty Cuda - a floating “food truck.” Fun! We had another great evening with multiple ray and turtle sightings. It just never gets old.
On Friday the winds were forecasted to pick up for a couple days, so we opted to head for a marina. We cruised 25 miles back across the Sea of Abaco to Treasure Cay Marina located on Great Abaco Island. As predicted, the winds were whipping and docking the PV2 was challenging. In a marina, sometimes you watch the show, sometimes you are the show! It was our turn to be the show. After a couple attempts and nearly losing the first mate overboard, we were secure in our slip.
Whew. The winds continued thru the night and brought in a good hard rain. (Free boat wash!) The award winning Treasure Cay Beach is located on the north side of this peninsula which was protected from the southern winds. Wow, wow, wow....beautiful!
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| Tahiti Beach |
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| Lunch from the Thirsty Cuda |
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| View from Cracker P’s |
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| The beach at Treasure Cay |
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| Sometimes you’re the big boat, but not this time! |
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| Goodnight Treasure Cay |
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