The sun has set on another beautiful day in paradise. What a day it has been! This morning at 6:15 we headed out in the boat to do some deep sea fishing. It was a beautiful calm morning and getting through the cut was very easy. We fished and we fished but never got a thing. If I wouldn't have been there, I wouldn't have thought it was possible to be skunked! Well, tomorrow is another day! If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. That boat drinks a lot of gas!
After lunch, we headed to the north side to snorkel. It was perfect conditions and one doesn't want to pass that up. What a way to spend the afternoon. Just the expanse of the beautiful ocean water in its vibrant shades of blue will take your breath away. The water is so clear and warm and for some reason no one else can be seen for miles and miles. You feel like you are alone on a deserted island. Life is good.
This evening we lit the Teki torches and sat on the beach under the almost full moon. Need I say more! So lovely!
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| The sun coming up over the water. |
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| Coming back to the dock after fishing. |
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| Heading out to snorkel. Notice how clear the water is. The tiny dot in the distance is a dive buoy where the water is 40 to 60 feet deep. Just after that it drops to 600 ft. deep. We swim out to the buoy to snorkel the drop off wall. |
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| The first sign of the rising sun. It was very pretty. The top photo here is when the sun was a little higher. The blog posts my photos out of order for some reason. |
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