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Sailing Exumas. Action packed episode. A shark ate our fish. Snorkeled over sunk plane in Norman’s Cay, where our own drone also crashes! Dinghy trip through Shroud Cay with Pete Goss. Incredible turquoise sea inside Norman’s Cay.
From Bell Island we headed north to Norman’s Cay, stopping briefly on the way in the stunning blue water on the east side of Hawksbill Bay Cay. Our journey also had some fishing attempts, catching 0.5 fish!
Arriving to Norman’s Cay, we visit Mac Duffs bar and the unfinished marina. Next morning, we snorkel over the Pablo Escobar DC3 plane wreck, then crash our own drone into the sea (!), then moved to meet friends at Shroud Cay.
The afternoon saw us on a wonderful dinghy trip through the pristine creeks inside Shroud Cay, with a picnic lunch on the beach the other side, a dinghy race back to the boats and Brexit celebrations in the evening.
Next day we sought shelter back at Norman’s Cay and watched the Super Bowl with friends, then sat out 2 days of strong winds. Finally, the best till last, an amazing dinghy trip through the interior sand bars and blue channels of Norman’s Cay. Our best dinghy tour to date. 28 Jan – 3 Feb 2020
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