We went to the Jumntos, which is further south, which a lot of the Canadians follow this route to Cuba. The Jumentos are remote islands, with no civilization. So you have to be prepared to be self sufficient. There were probably 8 boats in the area at any given time. Our last night there, there were only two of us.

We made the trip with another boat, Oasis III. When we didn't think the water could get any prettier, we were proved wrong. This truly, in our opinion, is PARADISE. The snorkeling and diving were amazing. Majority of our photos and videos are from our gopro. We will have to work on posting those later.

This is Lobster season so there were a few boats of fisherman in the area diving for lobsters. Mike attempted to capture his share, but was only able to spear fish. The fisherman are certainly pros but they generously shared lobster so that we feasted very nicely. Very nice guys.

We Snorkeled every day all day long. We spent one afternoon gathering sand dollars. Hundreds and hundreds of sand dollars. ( see photo gallery)

We moved back up to georgetown to do laundry and head to another island, just not sure which one yet.