Our ABSOLUTE favorite spot in the Bahamas | 64 | Beau and Brandy

In this episode we explore our ABSOLUTE favorite spot in the Bahamas, Rocky Dundas and Rachel’s Bubble Bath. We wake up early to a beautiful sunrise and sail south before the tide drops too far. We don't want to get stuck on these shallow banks and sand bars. The wind started to pick up just as we raise the sails and we get to enjoy our breakfast while cruising along. We make a detor so we don't run aground although it did add an extra time to our sail. Our favorite saying is that it’s about the journey not the destination, so we have learned to accept the detritus as a part of the journey. As we approach Rocky Dundas we decide to anchor at Fowl Cay (AKA Chicken Cay). Once we drop the hook we realize the beach is private. So we will have to dinghy over to Rocky Dundas for Oona's walks. We head over to explore Rocky Dundas a little later than we wanted but we can always go back if the current is too strong. When we get there there is no one around. Perfect! we get the place to ourselves! There is a decent amout of coral surrounding the entrance to the south cave. When we enter the cave we're taken aback by how majestic it is. After having a little fun filming we swim back to the dinghy and work our way over to Rachel's Bubble Bath on Compass Cay here in the Exumas. There is a shallow river that takes you right to the bubble bath. The water is cold and we have the place again to ourselves for a bit. The waves come crashing in from the ocean over the rocks and into the pool causing you to fill like you are taking a lovely bubble bath. Hope you enjoy! big love, beau, brandy, and our salty dog, oona Would you like to help support our episodes? Join our amazing patreon crew: https://www.patreon.com/beauandbrandy facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sailingsaoirse instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beauandbrandy Music used in this episode: Reversed Beginning - Luwaks Shlow Motion Pt. 1 - Oomiee You Set My World On Fire - Loving Caliber For the Love if the Ocean - Martin Hall