We enjoyed a couple of days cruising the south side of Turks & Caicos. We sailed to Big Fish Cay, then crossed the Caicos Bank, with an average depth of 10 feet of the most beautiful luminescent turquoise water I’ve seen.
It was perfect.
David caught 4 barracuda, with some major teeth. He skillfully unhooked and returned them to the water…alive. David has always been passionate about fishing. He has a sixth sense for it.
My last post was from Salt Cay, a very remote island southeast of Turks & Caicos with a population of 65 and a major league outdoor sound system, closeby on the beach. When the music stopped blasting at 5am (no kidding), the irony made me laugh. The DJ was very talented, but I expected the sounds of silence in paradise. They party hard in Salt Cay.
No place is too remote to call David’s incredible Mom on Mother’s Day
The barracuda were hunting on the shallow Caicos Bank
Captain (rock star) Jan on his sh
Chillin
David’s overwhelmed by the beauty of Big Fish Cay
Exploring Big Fish Cay
Snorkeling Big Fish Cay
The boys (Joe taking pic)
Hoisting the code D sail with Joe, after sadly dropping David off at the Airport
Awesome!!!
In the clear 10 feet deep water of Caicaos Bank you could see the porpoises coming
Davali, Sapodilla Bay, Providenciales, Turks & Caicos
When we left for Long Island, Bahamas, the wind kicked up to 29 knots. Check out the wind instrument showing us ripping at 15.2 knots with an apparent wind of 15 knots. We peaked at 18.7 knots. A former Motor-Cross champion, Jan wanted more speed.
s/v Davali 
the wind has been puuuuurfect for DAVALi pure fun in the sun as we hit the
Bahamas
Bonding time😄
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Perfect … chill and speed!
A great combo
Very, very cool!
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Marc looking forward to sailing together this summer
You and David both look so happy! The water and landscape are absolutely gorgeous. Enjoy the rest of your trip.
Another round of awesome photos-just beautiful!
Wow! what a trip! I am so jealous. I’m sorry I got off
in St. Maarten!
Safe Travels!!!!!!!!
When do I get to sail on Davali??
Adam, great pictures.
Great pics! Love the one from the starboard side of Davali overlooking the emerald green water. Looks surreal.
Gorgeous scenery. Living right!
I have to get down there with you if you ever bring your boat back there!!
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Holy Cow! Are you ever going to be able to go back to work? You have crowded a lifetime of memories and fun into one year! Good for you.
Tom
Tom, I’ll try my best to re-integrate. Thanks for your support