Lunch time is by far the busiest time of day for us as we set up tables and chairs all over the boat, get the lunch baskets and drinks ready, serve the meals, check on our guests, clear away, then take everything down and continue on our journey through the islands. And all this in the space of one hour! For most of our guests this is a very unique experience – a moment of magic.
One of many beautiful views along our route. We never tire of it as the light, tides, colours are always different, no two days the same.
Two of our guests, Sophie & Christoph, enjoying the delicious gourmet meal (prepared by Norwoods Restaurant) while anchored in a sheltered cove in the Broken Islands. What more could a person want?
The Broken Group Islands – many moods but always beautiful!
Bald eagles mate for life. Here is a couple saying “I Do”..
The other day we were lucky enough to see an ocean sunfish (Mola mola), one of the more bizarre creatures we encounter.
We love the time of year in the spring when we are visited by hummingbirds while anchored in the Broken Group Islands at lunch time. Our guests literally get to “dine with the birds”.
This California Sea Lion has it made – not only did he find himself a nice bed but a comfy pillow too!
We’re still open for business and the weather forecast for the next few days looks great! A glimpse of what to expect as seen through the lens of Gerry Fairbrother who came out with us on Sept. 23rd. Thanks, Gerry, for letting me share these – it was hard to pick only a few.
Today was warm, very warm. In fact it was so warm that this Black bear decided to take a swim! He came towards us, marched right into the water, wallowed around for a bit. Then he walked out, shook himself off and carried on with his day!
