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FUTURE PROJECT, TREASURE CAY - ABACOS

beach of Treasure Cay, is not it like a postcard?

Another blow of heart! TREASURE CAY. But eventually the little corner ... wild side typical of the Bahamas, it is like to live a little more American with an anchorage closer but very well protected, the big marina with all the infrastructure that goes with bar, pool , showers, luxury condos surrounding the marina, a mini mall with a laundry (washing our ladies are the same price as if we did ourselves through a tip, then we encourage local and we take of life while the washing is done) a few shops and a large grocery store with all products that we're used to, what the luxury! We are fortunate to enjoy the services of the marina and all for free.

And the beach? BEAUTIFUL, WONDERFUL, FABULOUS. In 3000 a crescent lies a white sand like flour. The sea with its shades turquoise gives us a vision of a postcard. The guides were right, she is one of the most beautiful beaches we have seen to date. Do not forget that Little San Salvador and the Exumas also have beautiful beaches.

Weather forces, our stay here should be extended until Saturday. As you can see, we're not in misery. Yesterday and today, Sunday, it's a cloudy day with showers here and there, just enough to desalinate Zenith. About 26 degrees. This week's announcement of ENE winds of 20-30 knots for several days. We will use the facilities of the marina, go to the beach if the weather permits and stored in our heads the last visions of the Bahamas because it completes.

you soon ...

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April 8, Great Guana HARBOUR, ABACOS

New island, new discoveries ... Out of Man-O-War to navigate Easter Sunday 1: 15 pm and arrive at Bakers Bay, located on the tip northwest of the island of Great Guana Cay. We are anchored in a large pool with a sandy beach to boot. The environment seems more wild but it is misleading. After a quick dinner and a little nap, we went for a snorkeling and fishing and Yvon Richard. Skirting the edge to go to sea on the reef, we discover a''resort''a superb beach, with all equipment like those found in a Club Med. It's private, not allowed to visit but it seems fine.

Monday we decided to walk on the beach discover that the marina is hidden behind a long entrance channel. Being new, it is not advertised on our maps. A 45-minute walk on a pink sand and fine as flour leads us to the marina. WOW! Beautiful! A huge marina (150 slips, Mark and Louise you want it) with luxury condos, pool, small bar on the pier, beautiful gardens, golf, beach, a true holiday village, exudes luxury and not finished yet, there is still construction, but it bodes well for the future. This private development owned by Discovery Land Company. ... But you can buy a condo or villa, prices ranging between 2 and 12 million as you can see, we are sailing in the waters of the rich and famous ... We did not find as much beauty and luxury in the Abacos is a nice surprise.

back to our life a little simpler but equally enjoyable. Tuesday, we'll take a walk on a small island surrounded by a beautiful beach right in front of our anchorage, there are many corals, we discover that he has concha, the men will return in late afternoon plunge afternoon to catch our supper. We bring full of shells.

Wednesday morning we make a big move for us 2 minutes and anchor at Great Guana Cay. We find civilization with its bars, groceries, marinas, etc. Souvenirs. This is not a big village but it's nice. Yvon was the water carrier, it still do not like .. The water is free in the Abacos, it's not like the Exumas in here cost .35 c per gallon but as is a necessity, then you pay ... we have a 60 gallon tank, do the math ...

Thursday, a long walk on the beach, stop at the grocery store (there were arrival this morning, the mailboat is passed), Judgement at Nippers (small sea side bar with great music) and to finish the day setting Update blog. Starting tomorrow for Treasure Island to spend a few days. It seems that the beach is one of the most beautiful in the world. I'll be able to confirm it next time.

you soon ...

*** Last night, internet was not strong enough to publish the blog, now we are sailing to Treasure Cay and I'm online. It's special, it's the first time this has happened, so I can publish.

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April 4, MAN-O-WAR-ABACOS

Since Thursday, March 25, we visited the Abacos, the last step before crossing the U.S. The Abacos span approximately 125 miles. We'll navigate the coming weeks between Great Abaco Island Little Abaco Island, located west and islands to the east in a depth of 10 to 20 feet of water, sometimes less. A sea always as clear a range of green and turquoise. The islands are never far from each other, we reach in less than two hours sailing.

First contact was with the Little Harbour Abaco. Very small village with a main street in the ground, bar the Pete's Pub, an art gallery Foundry Gallery, villas on the hillside, un mouillage bien protégé avec des mooring (15$), pas d’ancrage possible, trop petit. C’est mignon et différent de ce que l’on a vu jusqu’à maintenant, nous commençons à sentir une influence américaine.

Jeudi le 25 mars, lorsque nous sommes arrivés, nous n’avons pu souhaiter Bonne Fête à Simon, notre plus jeune fils qui est en Chine, faute d’avoir internet mais nous y avons pensé très fort. Vendredi, le 26 mars, c’était la fête à Yvon et à Linda du bateau copain Rigalio. Nous avons fait une bonne bouffe pour marquer cet événement.
Samedi, après avoir visité Little Harbour en avant-midi, we moved to Stiloo Cay to spend the night. Upon arriving, Yvon dipped to clean the starboard propeller and keel, there was a thick layer of barnacles''''on the propellers. Richard used that time to go for a plunge and take a lobster, last season, finished as the rock lobster fishery from 01 April.

we sail Sunday 1:15 and arrive in Hope Town on Elbow Cay. Blow of heart for this picturesque village and its anchor flanked by his red and white striped lighthouse, which became an iconic image of the Bahamas. We must take a mooring ($ 20 .25 c per gallon water, washing and séchage 4$ chaque), pas d’ancrage possible. Nous sommes tous tassés les uns sur les autres, juste assez d’espace pour ne pas se toucher. Nous débarquons à terre et découvrons un superbe village qui a gardé son cachet, avec ses maisons colorées et clôturées, une végétation luxuriante, des fleurs à profusion, c’est beau, beau, beau! Boutiques diverses, restaurants avec terrasses vue sur le mouillage, villas de location, superbe plage à quelques minutes de marche, vous avez tout ce qu’il faut pour passer une vacance inoubliable. Pas d’auto dans le village. Golf car, vélo et piétons se promènent sur les larges trottoirs qui sillonnent le centre the village. Short history of the lighthouse, dating from 1865, it has been restored but still retains the same mechanism, powered by kerosene. It is still operated by a guard who at every dusk draws the curtains to let light flow that is visible over 30 km. We climbed the 101 steps to enjoy the spectacular views available to us.

Tuesday, we travel two hours and arrive in Anchorage March Harbour. Large bay with several marinas that can accommodate hundreds of boats. This is the third city of the Bahamas after Nassau and Freeport. He saw over 5000 people. It is a place to replenish and not to spend a vacation. Mooring rental companies and Sail have their base here in March Harbour. For us, after the grocery store, filling propane, water, let drain and try to make the Internet does not always work on Thursday we set sail to make us less of one hour on the small island of Man-O-War.

also loved heart, Man-O-War, island is by foot or golf car, no car, no road, only wide sidewalks with some really cool people. Hopetown but less touristy than most typical of the Bahamas. Here stands the most important shipyard in the Bahamas. At Edwin's Boat Yard, it manufactures motor boats of thirty feet. Stop sign at the store The Sail Shop, ladies produce before our eyes, bags of all kinds, travel bags, handbags, toiletries, backpacks, etc.. They are made of tissues of the Bahamas, they are hundreds of hanging around the shop. We could take a mooring in front of the village but as the weather is beautiful, no wind, we anchored on the outside and will dinguy in the village. At Hibiscus Cafe, we ate the best Conch Fritter date. We do not want to leave here but the time advance and there are still other islands to explore.

The weather is mild these days, little wind, sun, hotter, around 20-25 degrees, we are no longer forced to run to hide from cold fronts, what real vacation!

You smell summer in Quebec with the heat that has come, enjoy it ... A Happy Easter to you all ...