Exuma Land & Sea Park
We headed north and stopped at Warderick Wells which is the headquarters for Exuma Land & Sea Park. The park itself consists of many islands along the Exuma chain. It is a protected area where fishing, hunting and taking of anything is prohibited. It is a wonderful place to snorkel.
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| R Kalliste' on a mooring ball in Waderick Wells |
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| If you look closely you can see a small bird that has landed on my finger - looking for a treat |
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This skeleton of a sperm whale can be seen from the mooring field - Plastic garbage killed this magnificent 52ft whale
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Boo Boo Hill
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| View of the mooring field from the top of Boo Boo Hill |
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| It is a tradition and considered good luck to find a piece of drift wood in your travels, carve or write your boat name on it and place it as an offering at top Boo Boo Hill |
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| We place R Kalliste amongst those that have gone before us |
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| Paul finding the perfect spot |
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| The views are amazing and we take a few minutes to rest and enjoy |
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| Can't get enough of these views |
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| Our friends on Rovenkind - Fred, Patricia and Lucy |
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| Just trying to get a Wi-Fi signal |
Continuing our journey we headed north-east with Fred and Patricia to Eleuthera. We decided it was time to do a little fishing and as a joke we radioed Fred & Patricia to advise them that we would be serving fish for dinner tonight. Not long after we radioed them again and told them to take a look trough their binoculars.....
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| Yep...that's a Mahi-Mahi |
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| The proud fisherman |
At Eleuthera we visited an in land ocean hole. Extremely deep and full of fish!
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| Ocean hole at Rock Sound Harbour at Eleuthera |
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