Out Islands Condos - Reviews and Rates

Started today with a big breakfast … eggs and pancakes to greet the sunny morning, clear skies, and still air. It had definitely calmed during the night – in fact, it was a bit too calm, and we all woke with bug bites. We were that glad we had moved our boat further away from the shore yesterday, otherwise, the bites might have been ...

To digress a bit, Tuesday was a bit of an accident day for the B.O.L.D fleet. Gerry Hunter went lazerette diving on White Wave for a case of beer; going head first he got stuck, bruising his lower chest! After a few minutes of near panic he was able to free himself. Later that evening after a farewell cocktail hour for the Huths, Pam fell betwee...

The "Rage" conditions kept us in port Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They also disrupted internet reception at our marina, hence the tardiness of this entry. Mary and Gerry Hunter arrived Sunday afternoon, after hugs and greetings they dropped their bags on Paloma and joined us on White Wave for welcome back cocktails. Monday we set "sail" for Hop...

We left Fort Lauderdale about 4 PM. The storm that flooded the Eastern Seaboard left shortly before. Somewhere Southwest of Bermuda we met. It's my first time on a ship so I made sure to bring plenty of meclizine and start using it early. Damn good thing too. Effective winds were over 94 knots and the Captain reported 10 meter seas. An entertain...

Another gorgeous day - except that the wind is up again. We had a real breakfast, then went ashore to hike up to the lighthouse. Red and while stripes on the outside, all pink and green handrails on the inside. Beautiful view of Elbow Cay and surroundings from the top. We could see white caps on the Sea of Abaco - but decided to leave Hope Town ...

We slept late, had a leisurely breakfast, and left for day two of the Out Islands. The wind is up (20-25 mph) and the water is a bit rough. There a several rocks and reefs we have to avoid, but Ted's study of the charts, the computer, and the auto-pilot help a lot. The shallow water alarm is set at six feet, as we are moving fast and do not want...