Our charter base called in the morning and told us with weather reports of tropical storm Tammy they wanted us to get the boat to a dock. Leverick Bay was the closest so we decided to go there for two nights. When we docked of course it started to rain like crazy and winds were gusting. It was a little nerve racking! The weather cleared up and then was sunny. Definitely didn’t seem like a big storm was coming but from the weather reports we were just waiting and concerned.
Here’s some of the preparations we saw done for the storm. Locals seemed a little worried.
We took a 25 minute taxi ride to Coco Maya for dinner. We called first to make sure they were open Wonderful restaurant with a gorgeous view and we’ll be back again!
Later the storm got upgraded to Hurricane Tammy. Still over 100 miles from us. We weren’t seeing any bad weather only dark clouds in the sky. We went to bed Saturday night thinking we’d be woken up in the middle of the night with winds and rain. Nothing happened. The most we had was rocking of the boat Sunday morning at the dock. It was a relief to be clear of any bad weather. Late Sunday morning we left Leverick Bay and got a mooring ball at The Bitter End.
Hard to believe there were any Hurricane worries. Calm and sunny…we even put up the sun shade!
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