We leave around 9:00 am for Emerald Bay Marina on Great Exuma Island.
We motor-sail and arrive around 2:00. This marina is about $1.00/foot if you don’t need power and is fairly protected. It is another example of overly optimistic Bahama development. The marina has floating cement docks which are very nice, but have been lacking maintenance. The Sandals Resort nearby had bought the marina, but have not done anything with it. The staff is excellent, but maintenance is not. But at $1.00/foot we can’t really complain. We are disappointed to find that their famous Happier Hour on Mondays, is no longer.
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| Leaving Rudder Cut Cay |
We motor-sail and arrive around 2:00. This marina is about $1.00/foot if you don’t need power and is fairly protected. It is another example of overly optimistic Bahama development. The marina has floating cement docks which are very nice, but have been lacking maintenance. The Sandals Resort nearby had bought the marina, but have not done anything with it. The staff is excellent, but maintenance is not. But at $1.00/foot we can’t really complain. We are disappointed to find that their famous Happier Hour on Mondays, is no longer.
I check our bilge, expecting it to be dry and SOB ! It is full of water WTF ! This is driving me nuts. I do find that the water is still coming from the stern of the boat. Oh well, its back on my project list to work on while we are here hiding out from a couple days of high winds.
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