Almost Ran Aground Getting Here… Man-O-War Cay. Was It Worth It? | Ep. 41
Today we're heading to Man-O-War to show you around. This is our first trip here. We get to discover all the little shops, the boat yard, some boat manufacturers, a great marina and restaurant, a fantastic beach, and some awesome sunsets.
Before we can get there though we have to make a trip up from the nearby Great Guana Cay and then make a VERY sketch cut through some super shallow water before we can get into the mooring ball field to begin our adventures.
We really hope you like this one! Thank you so much for letting us share our story with you.
CHEERS!
-Chris & Lisa
Come see us at:
serenitysv.com
Chapters:
0:00 Today's schedule from Great Guana Cay
0:38 Intro to Man-O-War Cay Episode
1:04 Hoisting Anchor outside Grabbers
2:11 The 8 mile run to Man-O-War
2:55 Man-O-War Mooring Ball Field
4:41 How to fresh water wash down on Serenity
5:50 Dingy to shore
7:45 The public docks
8:22 Boats being built in town
10:05 The Marina and Restaurant
11:50 Alburys Designs and other local attractions
14:00 Coffee shop, visitor's center, museum (same place)
17:11 One of the grocery stores and a museum shop
18:13 The Boat Yard
19:04 Albury's Sail Shop
20:25 Man-O-War Cay Beach
21:15 Fire dept, Russells, library, school, post office
23:07 Drone fun
24:03 More dingy tours
26:10 Wrapping up and what's next time
Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia
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Lisa and Chris's adventures. This is the story of a couple with a dream to buy a boat now, put it into charter so we could use it until we are ready to (hopefully) retire early, then sell basically everything, move on to the boat, and live as cruisers in the Bahamas and the Caribbean. This is a 7 year plan that we're well into realizing. Once we achieve our goal we will continue to bring you along on our adventures. We hope you enjoy our story!
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Today we’re heading to Man-O-War to show you around. This is our first trip here. We get to discover all the little shops, the boat yard, some boat manufacturers, a great marina and restaurant, a fantastic beach, and some awesome sunsets.
Before we can get there though we have to make a trip up from the nearby Great Guana Cay and then make a VERY sketch cut through some super shallow water before we can get into the mooring ball field to begin our adventures.
We really hope you like this one! Thank you so much for letting us share our story with you.
CHEERS!
-Chris & Lisa
Come see us at:
serenitysv.com
Chapters:
0:00 Today’s schedule from Great Guana Cay
0:38 Intro to Man-O-War Cay Episode
1:04 Hoisting Anchor outside Grabbers
2:11 The 8 mile run to Man-O-War
2:55 Man-O-War Mooring Ball Field
4:41 How to fresh water wash down on Serenity
5:50 Dingy to shore
7:45 The public docks
8:22 Boats being built in town
10:05 The Marina and Restaurant
11:50 Alburys Designs and other local attractions
14:00 Coffee shop, visitor’s center, museum (same place)
17:11 One of the grocery stores and a museum shop
18:13 The Boat Yard
19:04 Albury’s Sail Shop
20:25 Man-O-War Cay Beach
21:15 Fire dept, Russells, library, school, post office
23:07 Drone fun
24:03 More dingy tours
26:10 Wrapping up and what’s next time
Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia
Almost Ran Aground Getting Here… Man-O-War Cay. Was It Worth It? | Ep. 41 Locations
- Man-O-War Cay (26.5960069,-77.0060658)
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