Our first sighting of the Mary Anne our base for 7 nights anchored in the harbour.
Having arrived at the pier we find the seats fully occupied. It was interesting but none of us asked them to make room, it may have been the something to do with the strong smell of fish.
Looking on to the rocks we see other friends
An aquatic iquana warming up in the hot sun after his swim just like David Attenborough had explained.
Sally Lightfoot crabs named by the pirates after a dancer in the 1800s.
Making our way out in the Panga/dingy to the Mary Anne moored in the deep harbour passing the Saggitta on the way. Life jackets are worn at all times when travelling on the Pangas.
Lunch is to be on the stern deck and is ready and waiting, its going to be really hard to get use to this life
