Berry Islands → Tahiti Beach: Out of GAS!! Storms & Swings | Ep. 34

In today’s episode, we pull up anchor in the Berry Islands, Bahamas and begin the long run back toward the Abaco's. Destination: Tahiti Beach on Elbow Cay. The passage throws everything at us… we dodge storms, get slammed by others, and ride out a massive frontal system before finally dropping the hook in the calm turquoise waters of Tahiti Beach.
Once the weather settles, we explore Southern Elbow Cay, hit the famous swings, cruise over to Lubbers Quarters near Thirsty Cuda, and even enjoy a much‑needed torrential Bahamas rainfall (perfect for a Leopard rain catchment session and a bath for our salty dirty girl Serenity!). The day wraps up with sundowners at Firefly Sunset Bar & Grill… and a small adventure when we run out of gas in the dinghy trying to get back to Serenity. 😅

And yes the graphic in the episode says it is #33 but no this really is episode 34. (The Miami Boat Show Episode shifted a few things around and due to a missing Premiere Pro sequence it was going to be nearly impossible to fix.)
If you happened to notice that... awesome attention to detail!!

We really hope you enjoy this one.

Thanks for being part of our journey. CHEERS!
— Chris & Lisa

🌐 Come see us at: https://serenitysv.com


Chapters:
0:00 What’s coming up in today’s episode
0:30 Leaving the Berry Islands
1:00 Pulling up anchor at Hoffman’s Cay
1:17 Rough seas crossing the Bahama Bank
4:44 Finally calmer water entering Southern Abaco
5:31 We get slammed by a massive frontal system
6:48 Post‑storm debrief
7:36 Anchor down at Tahiti Beach, Elbow Cay
9:30 Golden hour in the Abacos
9:57 Morning sunshine in the Bahamas
11:29 Diving the anchor on Serenity
14:46 Dinghy ride to Tahiti Beach & Lubbers Quarters
17:28 Fun near Thirsty Cuda
18:21 Playing on the Tahiti Beach swings
22:44 Torrential Bahamas rain — finally!
24:57 Leopard cat rain catchment system in action
27:17 Dishwashing with “BigDaddy”
29:06 Sundowners at Firefly Sunset Bar & Grill
30:14 We run out of gas in the dinghy… whoops
31:17 Katelyn comes to the rescue
32:05 Outro — see you next time!

Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia

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In today’s episode, we pull up anchor in the Berry Islands, Bahamas and begin the long run back toward the Abaco’s. Destination: Tahiti Beach on Elbow Cay. The passage throws everything at us… we dodge storms, get slammed by others, and ride out a massive frontal system before finally dropping the hook in the calm turquoise waters of Tahiti Beach.
Once the weather settles, we explore Southern Elbow Cay, hit the famous swings, cruise over to Lubbers Quarters near Thirsty Cuda, and even enjoy a much‑needed torrential Bahamas rainfall (perfect for a Leopard rain catchment session and a bath for our salty dirty girl Serenity!). The day wraps up with sundowners at Firefly Sunset Bar & Grill… and a small adventure when we run out of gas in the dinghy trying to get back to Serenity. 😅

And yes the graphic in the episode says it is #33 but no this really is episode 34. (The Miami Boat Show Episode shifted a few things around and due to a missing Premiere Pro sequence it was going to be nearly impossible to fix.)
If you happened to notice that… awesome attention to detail!!

We really hope you enjoy this one.

Thanks for being part of our journey. CHEERS!
— Chris & Lisa

🌐 Come see us at: https://serenitysv.com

Chapters:
0:00 What’s coming up in today’s episode
0:30 Leaving the Berry Islands
1:00 Pulling up anchor at Hoffman’s Cay
1:17 Rough seas crossing the Bahama Bank
4:44 Finally calmer water entering Southern Abaco
5:31 We get slammed by a massive frontal system
6:48 Post‑storm debrief
7:36 Anchor down at Tahiti Beach, Elbow Cay
9:30 Golden hour in the Abacos
9:57 Morning sunshine in the Bahamas
11:29 Diving the anchor on Serenity
14:46 Dinghy ride to Tahiti Beach & Lubbers Quarters
17:28 Fun near Thirsty Cuda
18:21 Playing on the Tahiti Beach swings
22:44 Torrential Bahamas rain — finally!
24:57 Leopard cat rain catchment system in action
27:17 Dishwashing with “BigDaddy”
29:06 Sundowners at Firefly Sunset Bar & Grill
30:14 We run out of gas in the dinghy… whoops
31:17 Katelyn comes to the rescue
32:05 Outro — see you next time!

Music Credit:
Epidemic Sound
Also featuring
Ghosts Of The Rail — by Gabriel Lewis
and
Hello Dreamer — by Laikipia

Berry Islands → Tahiti Beach: Out of GAS!! Storms & Swings | Ep. 34 Location

  • Elbow Cay (26.52594,-76.9686267)

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