Catching some Rays at White Point, Great Guana Cay

The point was enough to block any swells and so we both slept well. Strong winds of 15-20 knots out of SE kept us on anchor and we had a lazy morning making pumpkin bread and enjoying the morning on-board.  By noon, we were ashore sitting under an umbrella, eating lunch and relaxing.  Other boats started arriving as this was a protected anchorage from the SE wind, and soon others were walking our private beach.   We snorkeled off the shallow beach nearly out to the boat, and sailed back to Black Point, hauled the dinghy onto Juno so as to be ready for the 5-7 foot waves in the sound when we venture out Friday morning for Lee Stocking Cay.