Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
11.06.2008
Last Three Photos of The Abacos
These pictures were taken at Treasure Cay ~ If we went back to Abaco, this is where I want to stay. The beach here is amazing and I found the best shells and some little sand dollars. Unfortunately, a big rain storm came up after these photos were taken and we had to stay inside and then we had to get on the boat and leave when the rain was over.
6.20.2008
Our May 2008 Exuma trip
We had a great time on our last trip to Exuma. The villa at February point was wonderful.
It is so beautiful here-it is great just to sit and look at the water and the boats.
We are going to try Abaco in August, but I cannot believe it willl be as wonderful as the Exumas are-it maybe more tourist friendly, but it is so close to the USA-I can't see it being like this far south. I will update after I have been there.
The kids loved fishing off the deck and we loved sitting in the Gazebo by the deck.
We did go 
see the beaches on Little Exuma and the water was a beautiful color-but not really much in the way of shells. We liked the Atlantic side of Stocking Island, pretty and lots of neat shells. On the sand bars we found lots of sand dollars. At the Coco Plum Beach we ate a late lunch and found some sand dollars and my mom found a little sea biscuit. We really loved going to St Francis on Stocking Island. The couple that run the hotel/inn and the restaurant there are so nice. See our new pictures below.
see the beaches on Little Exuma and the water was a beautiful color-but not really much in the way of shells. We liked the Atlantic side of Stocking Island, pretty and lots of neat shells. On the sand bars we found lots of sand dollars. At the Coco Plum Beach we ate a late lunch and found some sand dollars and my mom found a little sea biscuit. We really loved going to St Francis on Stocking Island. The couple that run the hotel/inn and the restaurant there are so nice. See our new pictures below.5.13.2008
Tar Bay Beach by the Yellow Bird House
There are more of these kinds of trees in Great Exuma than Palm Trees-this one is the back yard of the house we rented.
I forgot the name of this tree-but they are all over- I will try to find out.
Update: These trees are called Casuarina, they do provide nice shade but Palm trees are great too~ Thanks Kwanza!
4.28.2008
A Beautiful Beach on the Island of Great Exuma
One of the many great, private beaches in Exuma-(it seems private because there is usually no one else around.) All the beaches are public-pull up to one by boat or car and enjoy! Visitors Guide:
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