Sun Fun Resort Nassau

... always to get across! We headed down toward Potters Cay and ducked into a marine store but they didn't have the right impeller. Further down was another marine store but that was the one that claimed they'd have the part in 10 days. Then we came to Marlin Marine. Dave had already called them and they said they didn't have the part, but we figured we go into the store and ask personally! Walked up to the desk and asked ...

... all making the best Conch Fritters, Conch Salad, Conch This, Conch That (there's a heck of a lot of conch around here) and at 4 for $1 we managed to put away quite a few of the Conch Fritters. Yummy..... It was also fun just to sit back and people watch as the Bahamian women who unlike the mass of grotty yachties were dressed to the nines, high heels, hair do's with bright colours streaked through them, bright coloured ...

... garbage friendly with a truck at the dock and barrels all along the street. Black Point Settlement Black Point community is non-touristy and the largest settlement in the Exuma Cays excluding Great Exuma where Georgetown sits. They have made a point of being very cruiser friendly and it has made the "cruiser-vine " so everyone stops here. The people are incredibly friendly and ask if we're having a nice day and please come back again. The ...

... has available for the "big guys". There are about 6 mini-cruise liners and 4 sailboats here. When the sun set two of the sailboats had conch shells and blew the conch heralding the end of the day. As we sit here under our 12 volt light (one to conserve energy) the surrounding yachts are lit up like drilling platforms. Each has it's own set of toys ranging from jet skis ...

... With the strong wind all the boats seemed to be backwinded and were moving around a lot so we sat for a while until we decided we were happy with our anchor. After lunch we launched the dinghy and went ashore. The resort comprises cottages with docks surrounding the marina and bar, pool, resturaunt with golf and tennis courts nearby. Across the road was another bar and the most ...

... by the shark & stingray by walking through a glass tunnel! On Sunday we had a 'day at sea' - so we took the opportunity to relax, read & enjoy the sunshine. Of course we also frequented the numerous food areas in hope that we would eat enough that we wouldn't require any food for a while following the cruise!! We arrived back in the Port of Miami on Monday morning. We headed back to Isla Morada that evening, after going to Hog Heaven for some live music!

... air coming of a wave and then smacks back down on the water. Its a scary sound but it makes you feel like you are going over a huge rollercoaster hill because your stomach rises almost like its defying gravity and then plunges back down with some kind of force. I can tell that is rockier today too because the waves have been spraying our windows. The community on board reminds me of a small Bonnaroo group. There are people dressed everyway ...

... pack up..  30 minutes pass and he's back exactly on time.. At this stage Im still thinking he just likes me cos im a good tipper or something.. He again comes in and then says hes going to miss me and wants to know whether he will get a hug from his special friend... well again, idiot here doesnt think too much about it, just a nice guy who's a bit lonely or something; wants a bigger tip.. idn.. anyway, so I give him a hug and luckily no funny ...

... P and Leanne's other local friend D joined us at Cafe Matisse, a lovely French/Italian/Bahamian place with absolutely delicious food. D pointed out a common Bahamian Saturday night sight - one of the local middle-aged men out with his gorgeous and much younger "sweetheart". That's basically a nice way of saying "mistress". I guess the benign name is appropriate, since this is a very socially acceptable arrangement for Bahamians, even to the wives!

... your luggage has arrived, and you choose to unpack just a bit, your steward will probably stop by and introduce him/her self. The stewards are there to help you at any time with anything you need related to your cabin. Get to know him/her. Now, time for the fun! This is a ritual for me, and something I always look forward to! It's time to take the tour! Unless you were running behind, you will still have some time before the ship leaves port. Grab the ship's ...