Unlike the island we are in, this one has a lot of people and tourists. It was only a 4 minute boat ride but a complete change in scenery – in terms of human activities. Interesting divide of American tourists who were all on the beach (some throwing a coconut looking thing – called “football”) and British tourists who were all glued to the England-Ukraine football (soccer – the ball is decidedly more “ball”y in shape) game in the bar!

Everybody seemingly moves in golf carts in this island. I had not reserved any and all the cart rental places were booked up due to the July 4th weekend. So Sharmila and I walked up most of the island. (It is a very small one).

You can see the Atlantic waters in the corner. I was facing the bridge and the Caribbean Sea.

Took Ted’s advice and we are off to the Harbor Island. (a nearby island). With masks on in the speedboat, we looked like a bunch of small time, ill-organized pirates. With stylish sunglasses, though 🙂

The sun was up in full glory. Drove back an hour to the bridge to see how the waters looked in the sunlight. This time, I climbed up a nearby limestone outgrowth and took the shot. You can see the bridge and you can see how different the waters look on the Atlantic Ocean side and the Caribbean Sea side. It is an incredible view – almost jarring to watch from the bridge how two endless bodies of water are simultaneously very different colors while being in contact with each other!

Another beach location in North Eleuthera. It looks like somebody brushed across the canvas as many different blue colors as one could find!

Found a kite that had flown off from whoever it belonged and was stranded with its line stuck in the kelp. Freed up the line and played it with for some time on the beach.

But there are not too many food items we saw that had coconut in it. Ted told me about trying the local coconut bread but none of the coconut cocktails or coconuts by the roadside that we have seen in some other islands…