Christmas Day was calm enough to cook some roast ducks and have a few glasses of wine too!Another one of those dreaded squalls, creeping up on us from behind, time to shorten sail and close the hatches. Easier said than done when flying a spinnaker though, we decided to snuff it during the night and choose a lighter sail that was easier to reef.
En route we were visited by a whale, can't tell you what type though. It stayed with us for over an hour and rolled over several time to take a good look at us.
Snorkeling around one of the wrecks in the Bay near the boat was great fun.
Diving with the turtles in Carlisle Bay, they home in on the people boats, where the crew feed them pieces of fish, almost by hand.
En route we were visited by a whale, can't tell you what type though. It stayed with us for over an hour and rolled over several time to take a good look at us.
Snorkeling around one of the wrecks in the Bay near the boat was great fun.
Diving with the turtles in Carlisle Bay, they home in on the people boats, where the crew feed them pieces of fish, almost by hand.
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