EXUMAS

We arrived in the Exumas around February 18th to our first Cays. The first ones were Allen Cay and Highborne Cay. Here are a couple of shots of Exuma Sunsets. I have taken so many pictures of the sunsets, can't show them all. It is really pretty here and the waters are incredible. The only bad thing we have experienced are the fronts and high winds. We have had more "windy stay put days" then good ones. Therefore the pictures on this blog are "good days". More to come and hopefully better boating conditions.





Allen Cay...Feeding the wild Iguana's. When you pull up to the beach a bunch of them run out to great you so you can feed them.



The next four pictures are from the Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park. The park, the first land and sea park in the world, covers 176 square miles. It is a no-take zone of both land and sea - nothing living or dead can be removed from the park. Throughout the park you can explore the underwater beauty of coral reefs, hike trails, explore the many beaches and view incredible sunsets.





Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park Headquarters. The waters and beaches are incredible.



Warderick Wells Cay (part of the Exuma Cays Land & Sea Park) a Cranium Base, Upper Half Jaw Bone, 52' Sperm Whale found in July 1995.



Sampson Cay Marina. This marina was so nice. Very Bahamian quaint and expensive. But we had to fill water tanks and do laundry. They have hiking trails and about five different beaches you can explore on.



Anchorage at Black Point. You can see how clear the water is.



The big house on top of the hill is David Copperfields house. Musha Cay is a private island and visits ashore are by invitation only.



Leaving the Musha Cay. Beautiful waters and rich!



I thought this was a neat rock formation at Darby Island. We anchored just past this point and will head to Georgetown the next day. We put the dinghy down and cruised around in the shallow waters and chased about 30 big black sting rays. Didn't have the camera with me. More pic's to come from Georgetown.