GEORGE TOWN, GREAT EXUMA, EXUMAS, SOUTHERN BAHAMAS
We arrived in George Town, dropped anchor, and were met with a low weather system. The ensuing squalls and lightning storms were among the worst we had encountered in all our time at sea.
Squall in Georgetown, Great Exuma, Bahamas
Squall in Georgetown, Great Exuma, Bahamas
Eventually, the stormed cleared and we rode our dinghy through the tunnel, into Lake Victoria. The Exuma Market (very well stocked for provisioning) had a new, floating, dinghy dock. The Exuma Yacht Club, across the street, had, what the boys’ claimed, “the best burgers in all of the Caribbean.”
Georgetown dinghy dock, Great Exuma, Bahamas
Georgetown dinghy dock, Great Exuma, Bahamas
No stop in Georgetown would be complete without a visit to Chat ‘n Chill over on Stocking Island.
Chat ‘N’ Chill, Volley Ball Beach, Stocking Island, Exuma, Bahamas
Randy chilling at Chat ‘N’ Chill, Volley Ball Beach, Stocking Island, Exuma, Bahamas
The resident stingrays were hovering by the fresh conch salad stand waiting to be fed by those brave enough to get in the water with them.
Stingray at Chat ‘N’ Chill, Volley Ball Beach, Stocking Island, Exuma, Bahamas
Kids feeding & petting Stingray at Volley Ball Beach, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas (May 2018)
St. Francis, just around the corner, was a great spot to end the day.
Dinghy dock at St. Francis restaurant, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas (May 2018)
MARINA AT EMERALD BAY
After George Town, we continued our journey north, next pulling in at Marina at Emerald Bay.
Marina at Emerald Bay, Great Exuma Island, Bahamas
A short walk away, Sandals Resort is located on a white sand crescent beach.
Sandals Beach Resort, Emerald Bay, Exumas, Bahamas
Sandals Beach Resort, Emerald Bay, Exumas, Bahamas
Sandals Beach Resort, Emerald Bay, Exumas, Bahamas
Sandals Golf Course, Emerald Bay, Exumas, Bahamas
Continuing our journey north, our next stop in the southern Bahamas was the infamous Staniel Cay …
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