There was not a breath of wind, so we powered further down the coast to the Island of Yeux. Yeux is very touristy, and the crowd appeared for the most part well healed. Based on the island's reputation I was afraid that the marina would be full, but there were plenty of spaces left, even at the end of the day.

We were greeted by a skiff who showed us to our berth. The marina is fairly industrial but efficient. After checking in we walked into town, where we bought some tuna for which the island is famous. The fish market was the nicest I have ever seen.

After a dinner of grilled tuna we walked around the town, which had quieted down after a busy afternoon. The area behind the waterfront is filled with little whitewashed alleyways and was very quaint.