At morning slack tide, we were off to check out a reef at the inlet. It was a nice reef but we did not see any lobster. We started in when we began to feel the current pick up.
I made a paddle board trip around turtle cove when we got back but did not see any turtles.
Next, we took the dinghy north to the large sand bar between Rudder Cut Cay and Musha Cay. We landed the dinghy on the beach at Jimmy’s Cay and walked out onto this massive sand bar. There was a small inlet between the islands. It was a beautiful spot. Turtles swam by.
We went around Jimmy’s Cay in the dinghy and I told David there was a large rock ahead. Then the rock moved a bit and it turned out to be a massive ray. We watched it glide across the bar.
We returned to our anchorage and a cat with many toys had anchored close to the cave. I snorkeled around the rocks again and swam with a turtle for long time wishing I had the camera.
We went back to the inner reef at slack tide. It was pretty windy but the reef was nice. I saw some barracuda.
We returned to the boat and watched a guy from the cat practice the hydrofoil. He got to be pretty good but it looked like tough learning with lots of falls.