Paradise Behind the Shroud (Ep.129) | ⛵ The Foster Journey


NEW! Join us in the Paradise Behind the Shroud! This episode starts with sailing along the Exuma Banks. It's the easiest sailing in the world! But first, there's a race! Cadence vs. A Sailboat that's 4 feet longer than us! Who's going to win?

The sailing family (The Fosters) sail from Texas to the Bahamas in their Catalina 387 as they try to make a living on the run while living on a sailboat.

Shroud Cay is a part of the Exuma Land and Sea Park and is the clearest water you'll find in the world!

According to Wikipedia, "The Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is a protected area in the Exuma Cays of the Bahamas. The protected area extends from Shroud Cay in the north to Bell Cay in the south. The vegetation consists of mangrove communities, with the east sides being clad in low scrub and the western sides with taller scrub." Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exuma_Cays_Land_and_Sea_Park 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Rivers and Bays Part 2: Sailing North Carolina, Neuse River, RE Mayo (Ep...

Image
There is something truly magical about the rivers and bays in North Carolina and Virginia. The Outer Banks have their own brand of charm, with their wild winds and crashing waves. But venture inland, and you'll discover a different kind of beauty. These sheltered waterways are a maze of twisting creeks, hidden coves, and lush marshlands. They're home to an incredible variety of wildlife, from playful dolphins and graceful herons to shy otters and sunbathing turtles. And the peacefulness? It's unlike anything you'll find on the open ocean. There's nothing but the gentle lapping of water against the hull, the chirping of birds in the trees, and the soft sigh of the wind through the reeds. So if you're looking for a unique and unforgettable cruising experience, I urge you to consider the backwaters of North Carolina and Virginia. You might just be surprised at what you find.
Read more

Sailing the ICW North Carolina to Virginia Part 3, Alligator River, Coin...

Image
Sailing the ICW From North Carolina to Virginia. Trading the open ocean for a sheltered labyrinth, sailing the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) from North Carolina to Virginia promises a unique coastal adventure. Imagine gliding past emerald marshes teeming with birdlife, colorful fishing villages dotting the shoreline, and majestic live oak draped in Spanish moss. Pamlica, Alligator River, Coinjock, and More This 198-nautical-mile journey unveils a tapestry of coastal ecosystems. In North Carolina, navigate the narrow, serpentine passages of the Pamlico Sound, a haven for boaters and birdwatchers alike. Keep an eye out for playful dolphins frolicking alongside your vessel, and soak in the breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky in fiery hues. As you enter Virginia, the ICW widens, opening up vistas of barrier islands and pristine beaches. Drop anchor at charming towns like Ocracoke or Manteo, where friendly locals and fresh seafood await. Whether you're a seasoned sailor...
Read more