Good morning Bay Islands. Our photo of the day comes from Melanie Wood at Parque Nacional Port Royal. She says there is a guide there every day except Wednesday, which I did not know. On this particular day she saw more clouds than we’ve been used to seeing around here. Our sunny days aren’t going to end anytime soon.
This is my view this morning in Guanaja. Based on the satellite image, I’m seeing more clouds here than the rest of the Bay Islands, where there’s hardly a cloud in the sky at 6:15 a.m. We will continue to have sunny skies and no chance of rain. Our winds continue from the east around 15 mph, though starting tonight we will start getting a little windier at night, around 20-22 mph. When I get back to Roatan I’ll be posting a video of my amazing voyage on the Galaxy Wave.
Things are busy over at Ikigai by Robby Molina. Tomorrow is Lobster Day all day and Cinco de Mayo will feature Mexican specialties for dinner. Melissa is already taking reservations for Mother’s Day as well.
Low tide is just before noon. Have a great weekend!
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