We motored north from Agua Verde and had plans to anchor at
Isla Dazante where Honeymoon cove is. At
looking at the anchorages that were even free from vessels, we did not like the
conditions. The seafloor is a bit
steep-too making us feel close to shore.
The one we may have liked had some kayak campers there so we decided to
head over to Puerto Escondido and dinghy over sometime when it was calm. We arrived and took one of the mooring balls
available. You can anchor or use a ball
but they do charge you no matter which you choose. This is considered a hurricane hole so we are
expecting calm conditions although all of our nights recently have been nice
and calm. Later that afternoon sv
Pesto came in so we were glad to see them. We knew they were coming in today. Appetizers on their boat one evening and
dinner on ours the next day with them.
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Adagio on the morring ball in Puerto Escondido. beautiful! |
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Making cupcakes |
We took a trip over to Isla Dizante and Honeymoon Cove with the crew of
sv Pesto. The ride over and back was a bit bumpy but the kids thought it was great fun. We hiked the trail for some beautiful views before coming back and swimming in the bay.
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Landing party |
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Cindy and Raquel |
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Kevin, Paulo and Alex trying to pass us |
Lots of fun in the water back at sv Pesto and our boat.
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Kids and toys playing around sv Pesto |
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Cindy running off of the paddleboatd |
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The unfinished marina Fonatur area |
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