Anchorage

Hector’s third birthday on a beach, turtle pinata, pulling a navigation marker around. Plus some relaxing while heavier weather passed us by.

Anchored inbetween Mangrove Cay and Little Water Cay (to the north of Providenciales). Paddleboarded, dinghied, and swam between the islands. Lots of Iguanas.

We anchored off the sailing school for easy access to shore to complete some paperwork. Lots of coral.

Wonderful reef, both natural and artificial, for snorkelling. Nothing ashore except an exclusive all-inclusive, and a beautiful beach.

Small pretty island, interesting geology. Friendly rock iguanas. Not much shelter for sailors.

A beautiful anchorage, situated between an uninhabited island (Long Cay) and a shallow reef. We explored both.

Difficult to find a sandy spot to anchor in. Looked beautiful. But the kids were too tired to explore and the weather was due to get worse, so we didn’t explore ashore much.

We got to swim with stingrays just off an uninhabited island. Enough said really – spectacular place, we wish we had stayed longer.

Clear water, plenty of space to anchor between the coral heads. We spent a few days here, particularly enjoying the museum.