Happy New Year! (Celebrating New Year's on a sailboat) Episode #17
In this episode Steve's sister Kristina comes to visit! We have our favorite driver Roland in Georgetown, Bahamas pick her up. We head straight to our boat where we let her chill and relax as she was super tired.
The next day we show her around Georgetown. We go to the Chat N Chill, we take her on a hike to view the island looking down, and we let her try out foilboarding behind the dinghy.
After a quick oil change, we set sail back north to Lee Stocking Island. We set anchor in Williams Bay and take off on the dinghy. We take Sis to see the pink iguanas and then to our favorite spot spearfishing.
Easton spears a tiger grouper! We head to the Marine Research Center and explore more spots on that island. We then go to a deserted island and spend the day climbing coconut trees and chilling on the beach.
That night we all work together to make a delicious sushi dinner. We use the fish Easton caught. We spend the night playing numerous rounds of Yahtzee.
The next day it's time to head back to Georgetown. We set sail and a squall comes. It's a big wind big waves sail back. We make it back and anchor at Monument with the other buddy boats.
We say our goodbyes to Kristina and drop her off at the airport. That evening we do a competition as a family to see who can get to the monument the fastest. Easton wins!
We make a plan as a family to sail to the Dominican Republic.
We say our goodbyes to Georgetown and the Bahamas!
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Happy New Year! (Celebrating New Year's on a sailboat) Episode #17 Location
- Bahama Islands (24.25,-76)
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