The night before we left Tenacatita, the moon was just gorgeous. Perhaps you saw it?
Only about 14 miles separates Tenacatita anchorage from Barra de Navidad so it was a short trip. What we were not prepared for however was how pretty it is here. Lots of palm trees which seem to elevate my husband's soul and cool breezes and hot sun.
The entrance to the lagoon for anchoring, the town of Barra de Navidad and to the marina is all manicured. I was too busy putting up fenders and dock lines to get a photo but I will add it later after we leave.
The marina had a .50 cents per foot special so we are taking advantage of the special and the attached resort. Take a look:
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| View of Barra de Navidad from the resort, 6th floor. |
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| View of the marina, lagoon anchorage beyond, from the resort, 6th floor. |
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There are water taxi's that will take you to town either from the marina or the lagoon. Incredibly, there is a French baker that brings fresh baked goods to the marina docks and lagoon boats each morning except Wednesdays. Good thing we arrived Wednesday afternoon. Breakfast and lunch were great--quiche and a ham and cheese croissant then tuna on a fresh croissant......dinner will be something (soup?) with the baguette! Oh the pounds.......adding up. Must leave....soon.....
Here are some other photos of the resort.
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| Larry loves this ceiling. It made me feel like I was in a pizza oven. |
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| Head of the dock, Colombia 50. Gorgeous. Tugs on the heartstrings. Larry has raced against this boat Mi Sueno and her owner. We will have to go by and say hello. |
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| Can't wait to jump in! |
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| View of the resort from the marina. It is just gorgeous. Met a Frenchman just leaving after a week and it looked as if he was going to cry. He loved it so much. |
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Tomorrow we finish chores and go to town for food. Happy Valentines Day to you all. :-)
Beth, Larry and rocky
83 degrees F, sunny with no clouds a bit of breeze.
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