We found a DESERTED beach with an abandoned bar and grill @Tilloo Cay!! | Ep. 21
Celebrate New Year’s in the Bahamas with us! In this episode, we sail Serenity through the stunning Abaco Islands for an unforgettable holiday adventure. Join us as we island-hop to Hopetown, Little Harbour (home of Pete’s Pub), Great Guana Cay for New Year’s Eve at Nippers and Grabbers, and Green Turtle Cay for New Year’s Day.
The highlight? A vibrant Bahamian Junkanoo parade in New Plymouth. An explosion of color, music, and culture that left us in awe. Along the way, we share boat life moments, explore favorite spots, and enjoy fireworks from Serenity’s deck.
If you love sailing, island adventures, and authentic Bahamian experiences, this episode is for you!
Also introducing our friends Delana and Grant! Thanks for joining us!
Come see us at:
serenitysv.com
Chapters:
0:00 – Welcome Back to Abaco & Boat Life Projects
0:21 – Sailing to Elbow Cay & Exploring Hopetown
0:44 – Scenic Stop at Little Harbour & Pete’s Pub
1:14 – Episode Intro: New Year in the Bahamas
1:35 – Quick Boat Fixes Before the Fun
3:39 – Tilloo Cay Adventures & Island Views
15:30 – New Year’s Eve Party at Great Guana Cay (Nippers & Grabbers)
19:46 – New Year’s Day at Green Turtle Cay
23:48 – Bahamian Junkanoo Parade in New Plymouth
27:03 – Sundowners Bar & Grill for Drinks
27:33 – Fireworks from Serenity’s Deck
Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia
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Celebrate New Year’s in the Bahamas with us! In this episode, we sail Serenity through the stunning Abaco Islands for an unforgettable holiday adventure. Join us as we island-hop to Hopetown, Little Harbour (home of Pete’s Pub), Great Guana Cay for New Year’s Eve at Nippers and Grabbers, and Green Turtle Cay for New Year’s Day.
The highlight? A vibrant Bahamian Junkanoo parade in New Plymouth. An explosion of color, music, and culture that left us in awe. Along the way, we share boat life moments, explore favorite spots, and enjoy fireworks from Serenity’s deck.
If you love sailing, island adventures, and authentic Bahamian experiences, this episode is for you!
Also introducing our friends Delana and Grant! Thanks for joining us!
Come see us at:
serenitysv.com
Chapters:
0:00 – Welcome Back to Abaco & Boat Life Projects
0:21 – Sailing to Elbow Cay & Exploring Hopetown
0:44 – Scenic Stop at Little Harbour & Pete’s Pub
1:14 – Episode Intro: New Year in the Bahamas
1:35 – Quick Boat Fixes Before the Fun
3:39 – Tilloo Cay Adventures & Island Views
15:30 – New Year’s Eve Party at Great Guana Cay (Nippers & Grabbers)
19:46 – New Year’s Day at Green Turtle Cay
23:48 – Bahamian Junkanoo Parade in New Plymouth
27:03 – Sundowners Bar & Grill for Drinks
27:33 – Fireworks from Serenity’s Deck
Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia
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We found a DESERTED beach with an abandoned bar and grill @Tilloo Cay!! | Ep. 21 Location
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