The Bahamas

There are many pages and sites writting about Bahamas crusing I'm not going to repeat them here. This page has a few photos to remind us of how beautiful the Bahamas are. Two others: one dedicated to an event celebrated country wide, Junkanoo; and a second with images from our last 3 decades of visits.

Sunset sailing heading to Spanish Wells
Sunset heading to Spanish Wells
A lovely beach in Abaco
Most Beaches in the Abacos
Aerial View of Man O' War Cay
Aerial View of Man O' War Cay
Aerial View of Hope Town, Abaco
Aerial View of Hope Town, Abaco
Hopetown Harbor Lighthouse
Hope Town Lighthouse stil working
Cave at Little Harbor, Abaco
Cave at Little Harbor, Abaco
Wooden boat building Man O' War Cay
Wooden boat building Man O' War Cay
Hope Town Lighthouse at dusk
Hope Town Lighthouse at dusk
Lobsters; Bounty of the Abaco Sea
Bounty of the Abaco Sea
Spanish Wells waterfront
Spanish Wells waterfront
Marina at West End, Grand Bahamas
Marina at West End, Grand Bahamas
group walk
Abaco Dock

Bahama Cruising

We have spent a great deal of time in the Bahamas. The vast majority in the Abacos. Our first trip back in the '80s we traveled the S side of Grand Bahamas to the Berries, Spanish Wells, the bight of Abaco and back to the US. All excellent cruising grounds. However, we like a bit more civilization than that route provided and found Green Turtle to fit that bill. A couple of grocery stores, safe harbor, a hand full of restaurants, and a tennis court. From here we could day sail to the N Keys. And if the wx changed for the worse or we needed more supplies it was a quick trip back.