Bimini Islands to Gun Cay

 blue, blue, blue

We decided to take a dingy ride into Alice Town, visit the museum, take a look around and get some of the famous Bimini Bread!

Guy Harvey caught these record Marlin

Quaint interesting Museum

Well known Bar

Sky checking out the writing on the wall, ceiling, bar, some famous people 'was here'

Layla drinking coconut milk

Conch shell graveyard

We walked over to the beach on the far side of the island behind Town, where we visited Sheries Beach Bar and took a stroll along the beach.

The Tribe from left to right, Layla, Chris, Sky, Rourke and Sascha

Next, to find the bread.  It is not sold in the shops, we were told by locals we could get it at Charlies house, "just aks along da way". After finding 'the bread' still warm and deliciously sweet smelling, we made our way back to T R I B E and started our sail down to Gun Cay, which took us about 2hrs.

Sky on the foredeck 

We anchored on the West side of the island and Chris and I jumped in to check the anchor and look for Lobster.  Chris found 2 Lobster but they were not big enough, so we will resume hunting tomorrow.  The fish here are plentiful and colorful.  Oh yes, the bread, tastes even better than it smells, I can see why it has a reputation!