The Top Things To Do In the BVI's: The Indians, The Bath's. Episode 30
We woke up in the most gorgeous anchorage on Peter Island. The water was pure glass. We had our coffee and a relaxing morning and then everyone loaded up in the dinghy and headed for The Indians. The Indians is a local dive and snorkel spot full of sea life.
Following The Indians we did a 2 hour sail back to Scrub Island where we met up with some other boaters. We chilled at the resort pool there and the kids played on the water trampolines.
After the pool time, just us girls from all the boats went on a little hike where we almost stepped on a snake!
The following day we loaded up bright and early and headed for Virgin Gorda.
Malia made breakfast while Steve and I did the sailing. He once again tried to teach me, but it just wasn't clicking.
We also prepped and planned to head to Anguilla following Virgin Gorda, so we laid out the bed for the kids like we do on long passages.
The weather was super cloudy and rainy that day and the kids weren't in the best of moods but we made the best of it.
I took my nice camera into the rocks and took lots of pics of the kids this time. We took our family profile picture too.
We didn't stay very long as we wanted to get sailing again. Steve and Kamden went to check us out of the BVI's. We then went to get gas right as it started pouring rain. It takes us forever to get gas so that wasn't very fun.
The sail to Anguilla was one of our favorites as there were birds and Tuna jumping everywhere! The boys were so excited! Steve even sailed off-course to try and get the boys to hook some. The never did sadly, but it was still such a fun time. Kami got sick while cooking dinner that night, it's always hard to cook while sailing. She had to go sit outside for a while.
We made it to Anguilla and anchored that night surrounded by lots of boats. There was noise and music playing all night long!
The boys spent the night fishing off the back of the boat.
The next day we headed onto shore to check in. The process was super easy and quick. It was a ghost town on the beach that day, and a little creepy to be honest.
We stopped off at the local beach bar and got the kids drinks before grabbing a rental car and heading into town.
We checked out the Anguilla arch and took a few pictures there as a family.
Afterwards we met up with Eco and Exodus and did some explorin together. There isn't much to see or do on that island, but we did a little nature hike, and then went to lunch at a beach restaurant. There were tiny chicks all over the place and the kids had a blast picking them up.
We visited the local candy store inbetween drives as well, so Karver was super happy.
We took some family pictures on the beach sunset that night before loading up to sail to St. Martin.
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