We returned to Man-O-War Cay on Aug 4 just to spend another day there and do some minor resupply of groceries. Then on the 5th we went back south to anchor off Tahaiti Beach on the west side of Elbow Cay. Less than a mile from this location is Lubbers Quarter Cay and a bar/restaurant called Cracker P's. Aug 5 was full moon night and Cracker P's has a Bahamian buffet and party on the full moon. We thought we would give it a try and were not disappointed. The food was good (although something did not agree with Debby's stomach) and the large crowd was lively.
The next day we journied to Treasure Cay. We debated about stopping there as we envisioned it being too "resorty". We were pleasantly suprised. The marina rates declined Aug 1 and were very reasonable and the facilities first rate. Their 3 mile crescent beach claims to be one of the 10 best in the world. The sand is as fine as sifted flour and nearly as white. We spent 2 days under a Tiki Hut at the beach enjoying Debby's Pina Coladas. Thursday night was Pizza Night at the local bar the "Tipsy Seagull" featuring a good local band and a suprisingly large crowd. The eye candy included some of the Hooters Girls from the previous week.
We are going to return to Fishers Bay off Guana Cay today. This will probably be our last day to have access to the internet until we reach West End, Grand Bahama. So this will be the last post for about 5 or 6 days. We will anchor out at Powell Cay, Allans Pensacola Cay, and hopefully Double Breasted Cays with a last stop at Old Bahama Bay in West End before making the Gulf Stream crossing some where around the 14th to 16th.
