Little Harbour to Great Guana Cay

Total Miles Traveled 1816

We had windy weather moving in so we cruised back to the protection of Treasure Cay for a couple of days, then moved to Great Guana Cay on Saturday February 11^th .  We grabbed a mooring ball then took the dinghy to explore the town.  Our first stop was the Guana Dive shop to pay for our mooring.

Underwater scooter, you sit on the seat with your head inside the bubble, then you are lowered into the water.  An air tank keeps the bubble full of air.  The scooter travels about 4 mph and a buoy on the surface keeps you at 15 feet of water.

I don't think so......

We walked down the main street to Grabbers, a local bar and grill located on Fishers Bay.

After a well-deserved cold drink we continued to Nippers, another local bar and grill  overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. 

Path leading back to town.

Today we explored Settlement Harbor and Fishers Bay by dinghy.

This is how you snorkel without getting wet.

This shark is why you snorkel without getting wet.

After returning to the boat, we prepared to grill out on the fly bridge and noticed another shark moving around our mooring.

The water is crystal clear and we can easily see bottom in the 8 foot depth that we are in.

This is the anchor that holds our mooring ball in place.

Another blast of wind is coming in Tuesday so tomorrow morning we will get back around Whale Cay before the Atlantic Ocean kicks up again and spend a few days at Green Turtle Cay.

Sunset at Settlement Harbour, Great Guana Cay.