We were up at 7:00 this morning so we could arrive around high
tide as the entrance to Man-O-War Cay is very narrow. It was only a short
motor/sail to the harbour. We had intended on anchoring but there is very
limited room and what there is has mooring balls in it, so we decided to take
one. Even the mooring balls are very close to one another as you can see by the
trawler behind us! He eventually pulled back on the large chain that is part of
the mooring and that helped a bit.
The town is very quaint and is much less touristy than
Hopetown and Marsh Harbour. There are of course some “snowbirds” that live here
in the winter but a lot of the residences are local.
The vegetation is very colourful and abundant as apposed to
much of the Bahamas which is quite Sparse. There was even cotton that was in
bloom.
The weather has definitely been getting hotter and to cool
off we took the dinghy out around
the harbour. This Trimaran looks like something out of Star Wars, probably goes
about as fast too.
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