We had "map class" every morning during/after breakfast. Captain would bring out the map, ask us where we were and then show and tell us the plan for the day on where we were heading. We didn't have a set plan when we started, we gave them a list of island we would like to go and then left everything else up to them. We figured this is their playground and they know it best might as well let them show us around.
We sailed to The Indians, they are uninhabited small archipelago of islets. People think from a distance that they look like a Native American's head dress. They are known to have good snokeling as well.
Celise did go so she got some pics of us on our way.
Next up was Norman Island to explore and snorkel the three coves.
There was a huge sea turtle that swam right by us, I wasn't quick enough to get a good pic.
The first cave, they are not very deep so you have to be really careful and tread water so you don't step on sea orchins or coral. The current was pretty strong and I didn't grab a life jacket or noodle from the boat (dumb move on my part) so after the first cave I had to swim back to the dingy while the rest of them did the second two caves.
When we got back to the boat Chef Tom had more amazing food waiting for us.
We sailed to the other side of Norman Island to Willie T's. It is a floating pirate ship that is a bar/restuarnt in the bay.
It is a tradition for the girls to get a Willie T's tattoo from the bartenders, Celise was first up
Also to jump off the second deck before you can have your first shot.
Celise, Tom, and I went first- it was fun!
Then the entire group went together
We hung out and had way to many drinks at Willie T's so we took the dingy to shore and grab a snack at the resort right there before heading back to the boat.
Chef Tom had dinner for us, we had a late night dance party, enjoyed the last night on the boat to the fullest.
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