Galliot Cay is right next to Little Farmer’s Cay where we went to the regatta before we were in Georgetown.  We didn’t want to stay in Little Farmer’s Cay as there aren’t many safe anchorages, and the mooring balls aren’t always reliable.  We were close enough to dinghy over to Little Farmers, but instead went to a nice beach and walked back to what appeared to be a salt pond. 

Before we entered the path through the mangroves at low tide, we saw some stingrays in the water.  They are everywhere here and not dangerous unless you step on them.  

The path was wide and sandy near the beach and then narrowed as we got inland.  There are always interesting places to walk on the islands here.  We’ve never run into any creatures such as snakes or sharks, but we do stay out of the water in late afternoon as that is when sharks come out to feed.

After our hike, we saw some fishermen coming by on their way to Little Farmer’s.  We stopped them and bought one pound lobster tails for $10 each.  They were freshly caught, but we put them in the freezer for later.

We are just staying here for the night and will leave tomorrow morning on our way north.  The anchorage filled up throughout the day, as other people arrived who didn’t want to go into Little Farmer’s.  There isn’t much there except a few restaurants, a small store, and an air field.  However, it is a quiet little town and a pleasant place to visit.

For more pictures of Galliot Cay, click here.