Andros Lighthouse Yacht Club and Marina

... costume changes and routines could be done within the hour that the show lasted and I will definitely see the show again. Carla and I also went to a post dinner show in the main auditorium, it was a tribute to rock concerts of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s. It was quite a production with some great voices singing everything from Tina Turner to Chicago and Madonna and Queen’s 'we will rock you’. After, Carla and I ...

... navigation, helm and lookout responsibilities amongst the crew. Each of four crew members would stand a 3-hour watch with 9 hours off. As Captain, Dave would act as a "floater" and was a stand-by on every watch, particularly those maintained by Donna and Paul, who were new to passage-making. Donna had “first pick” of the watches and quickly took the 5AM-8AM and 5PM-8PM watches for sunrises and sunsets. She figured that would work best for ...

Juice's Corner:

WIND. Today we are basically travelling through a tropical storm. VERY windy. 68 mph wind. The upper levels were blocked off because it was too dangerous. Yeah. It’s called hurricane IDA. So because of IDA we didn’t get to do a lot of stuff. Like we wanted to go rock climbing, that’s on the very top of the boat, so no. We wanted to go on the flowrider, top of the boat too, so no. Swimming, we could of, but ...

... aquamarine water... we were also greeted by the local stingray..... and a little historical tour of the island..... and a moment on a sandbar.... This is privately owned cay (pronounced as key) ... 44 of them owned by one person.

I would say this is one real Bahamas......

On our way to the island tour, we were welcomed by a friendly stingray and gave us the experience of being suctioned by its mouth as we tried to feed him. But then, he realized that we don't have any food for him so eventually, he left but gave us the knowledge of not fearing them. They are gentle creatures of the sea.

A different kind of experience... feeding shark in broad daylight.....shoreside.....

Free port has one at Pier One, but you are like so high above the waters and in the evening. So all you are seeing are but splashes made by the shark as they feed.

Here, you will see the entire length of the shark under the very crystal clear waters, just one meter high.

... for it's abundance of fresh water and sends millions of gallons of water to Nassau via ship every week. The batik factory was small, yet the pretty fabric produced there is sent all over the world. I bought a pretty ...

The a.m. of NOv 26th we flew out from Treasure Cay to Andros Island where we had arranged for a beach house rental for a week with my Mom who was comign in from Ohio. As we passed over the ...

Finally made it to Atlantis. Wow, the seaquarium is amazing. Nobu was fabulous. Krysia took forever to lose $50 on the slots. Chris won nothing. All the rooms were booked, but we managed to find one unit at Harbourside that have never been used, which we used to get 4 hours of sleep. Yes we set out alarm clock for 4 am to make it to Eleuthra by 7AM.

... drove around the island for 2hrs, there's realllly nothing to see at allll. Then we went to the international bazaar, bought some hand-made stuff like a wooden cane (no idea why i thought sherri would want one). we also had conch critters at one of the stands, and frozen drinks since the age limit was only 16 or something. For dinner, we asked the cab driver to take us to a nice restaurant so we went to the world famous Pier One in ...