Manjack Cay ...
March 31 - Yesterday was a gorgeous, sunny, light breeze day. We were going to leave for Guana Cay but decided to take advantage of the warming and spend another day proguing about the island. After breakfast we took a long, slow dinghy ride across the anchorage, stopping along the way to chat with Lee and Barbara on Windward, who are out of Long Island. We dinghied up the coastline, staying in really close and going only about idle speed, spotting fish and crabs and investigating the shore line. After a good hour or so we turned back and on the way followed around a nice grey snapper we’d brought out of his lair on our first pass. Shortly afterwards, we were passed by a pair of beautiful and good sized manta rays – perhaps three to four feet across – which were swimming along the shoreline in the opposite direction. Finally back at Alizee, we each took a turn snorkeling over to the shipwreck on shore, perhaps 300 yards away, where we saw a number of fish making a home in the artificial reef developing from the shipwreck.
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