What a beautiful stop and popular location this is. We stopped last year and had a prime anchor
spot. This year we decided to take a
location more open to the east and we ended up having a bit of a rolly night. Another Hatteras LRC came in and anchored next to us. Even though just 10 feet longer the other LRC dwarfed us and made us look like a baby!
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| Beautiful location. |
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| Many powerboats in this anchorage. We are the furthest one away. |
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| Our boat on the left, it's a Hatteras 48 LRC. On the right a Hatteras 58 LRC. |
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| walking the trail |
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| Cindy, looking northwest |
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| the anchorage |
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| a small cemetery just a short hike over the hill |
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| this pelican seemed to want a handout of food or something |
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| Sea star while snorkeling |
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| Wrasse |
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| The water was quite clear. Panamic Sergeant Major fish |
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| Brown Urchin |
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| Kathy returning to the dinghy after a late afternoon snorkel |
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