Great Stirrup Cay – the Bahamas – part two

Great Stirrup Cay – the Bahamas – part two

Greetings!

In part two of this essay, we present the remaining pictures from Great Stirrup Cay, the first port of call in the Bahamas in November.  The Bahamas lie southeast of Florida in the Atlantic Ocean.

Shallow, blue waters and sandy beaches.

 

 

This locale has a relaxed atmosphere far from the pressing problems of the world.  A refreshing, temporary escape for the visitors.

 

 

Local rock on these low-lying islands, atolls and cays.  Most of the rock is fossil coral or limestone.

 

 

Another view of sea, sky and land.

 

 

Here we see our photographer exploring on a leisurely walk.

 

 

Let’s get back to the areas where more human activity is going on.

 

 

Bacardi is a name of a brand of rum, is it not?  Rum is made from sugar cane.

 

 

Yes, here we see people enjoying the beach and the sea with a cruise ship nearby off shore.

 

 

Why not enjoy a drink and relax in the shade?

 

 

These appear to be, what could we call them, small beach huts for shade from the tropical sun.

 

 

This next image is notable for the deep blue sky and the tall palm trees.

 

 

At the beach, we see scenery of a different kind.

 

 

The shallow water and gentle surf invites the guests in to the water.

 

 

Another view.

 

 

One can find plenty of space away from the crowds only a short walk away.

 

 

One last view as we say farewell to the Great Stirrup Cay.

 

 

Thanks for reading/viewing.