Exploring Two Harbors and seeing Isthmus Cove from below
Season 4 | Episode 62 | Exploring Two Harbors
Hello Friends!
On This episode I wake up to a feeding frenzy in Cat Harbor and enjoy the quiet solitude of this protected anchorage.
Making our way ashore and over to Isthmus Cove we spent the day snorkeling. Slowly exploring all the nooks and crannies we saw Lobsters, Sea Slugs, Sardines, several Octopus and a Moray Eel!
Making our way over towards 4th of July Cove and back we were blessed with great visibility and a day of incredible sightings.
On next weeks episode we push off and make our way home after a truly remarkable trip.
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