Northern ABACOS | Sailing, Spearfishing and dinghy adventures [Ep 168]
Sailing in the Northern Abacos is simply amazing with postcard perfect islands. Last year we avoided this part of the Bahamas because of the damage caused by hurricane Dorian but this winter season 2021 we were taking full advantage of it.
After a successful spearfishing day at Double-Breasted Cay with a few spiny lobsters we set sail into the sunset. Supper on board before dropping anchor by Little Sale Cay for a night of sleep.
The following morning we had a longer than expected sail over to Fox Town. Our dinghy adventure led us to Hawskbill Cays which were so tropical-like with crystal clear water and mangroves. We even enjoyed a cracked conch burger at Da Valley restaurant before sailing towards Allans-Pensacola Cay. This is why we chose to live on a small sailboat, non-stop adventures.
0:00 Sailing Double-Breasted Cays, Abacos, Bahamas
0:43 Spearfishing Bahamas Abacos
8:55 sailing to Fox Town, Little Bahama Island
11:26 Hawksbill Cays by dinghy
14:30 Davalley Restaurant Fox Town, Bahamas
18:03 Sailing to Allan’s Pensacola Cay, Bahamas
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