We spent June 20th lingering about in Marsh
Harbor until midday. Our lingering about
included a few additional hours of terrestrial exploration and a fuel stop at
one of the local marinas. Lunch in hand
we sailed out of the harbor on a broad reach.
Pleasant sailing brought us to
Baker’s Bay, on the northern end of Great Guana Cay, for the evening.
Forecasts for light winds and calm seas beckoned us to
explore the reefs along ocean side. On low, rising tide we snuck C’est la Vie
trough the small rock outcrops and reefs to find a anchorage within a few hundred
yards of reefs the lie along the outside of Great Guana Cay. After diving on the anchor to ensure it’s
set, we loaded up Rosebud and began our exploration.
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| Anne prepping to snorkel with Rosebud attached to a mooring |
The area is a popular dive spot and fortunately someone has
placed small boat moorings among the reefs.
More images from snorkeling off Great Guana Cay are available in our photo album. Here is the link: FL - Bahamas - NC - Summer 2013
Feeling sedated from our morning of snorkeling
we returned to Baker’s Bay in the afternoon and spend another night in the same
anchorage.
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