Marsh Harbour (Conch Inn Marina) to Tahiti Beach
We departed
Marsh Harbour at about 11 headed to Tahiti Beach which is a run of about 12
miles. We were able to sail half the way
and then motored the remaining distance through shallow water averaging about 7
feet deep. Numerous sandbars made our
journey much longer than as-the-seagull-flies.
There were over a dozen boats already at anchor off the beach when we
arrived. We found a good spot among them
and the anchor grabbed right away. Hakuna Matata arrived shortly after we
anchored and took up a spot near us. We
launched our dingy and picked up Frank and Carol so we could explore the area.
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| Tahiti Beach Bum |
We made a quick pass just off the beach and headed across the channel to check out Lubber’s Landing and Cracker P’s. Lubber’s Landing Restaurant had a reputation for serving monster ½ pound, grilled tuna sandwiches. Cracker P’s is a beachfront bar and grill with lawn/beach toys for the patrons. Both proved to be big disappointments. Lubber’s Landing closed their restaurant a few weeks ago and we couldn’t get served at Cracker P’s because they were closing for a private party within an hour of our arrival. Needless to say, we were more than disappointed.
We crossed
back over the channel and spent the rest of the day strolling along Tahiti
Beach which is worthy of being called a “destination beach”.
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| Tahiti Beach - This Is Why We Are Here (Beats the Florida Keys) |
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