We had a nice 20 mile sail and finally caught a fish! It was a little tuna about 1 foot BUT it was a fish! The boys had it for dinner with some good Aromatic Carolina Rice which Charlotte left for us! The girls on Narcissus unloaded lots of food and goodies when their week charter was over! The Tobago Cays are part of St Vincent and consist of half a dozen uninhabited islands with beatuiful sandy beaches. The anchorage is located behind Horseshoe Reef which completely surrounds all of the islands. It is wonderful because we anchor just behind the reef so we benefit from geeting all of the wind and nice cool breezes but no rough waters. The spectrum of colors in the water is breath taking and the snorkling is some of the best in the Caribbean! Yes, I love the Tobago Cays! It reminds us all of the Exumas. There are about 30 boats anchored here alot of them are charters which are out of St Vincent. There are boat boys who come over from Union Island ( the closest inhabited island) and will sell you bread, fish, ice, t-shirts most anything you want! I ordered a couple of baguettes and a bag of ice for tomorrow form Walter!

We spent the morning exploring the underwater life and the visibility was spectacular! We also swam with about a dozen turtles! They are all over the anchorage and will hang out in the grassy areas to eat the grass! It was really neat. We also spotted a school of squid.