Reviews: Cave Cay South
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Review for Cave Cay South
Reviewed by: Jeremy Hatch on Apr 14, 2022
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 49'
Draft: 5.0'Overall Rating:4Holding:5Wind Protection:4Current Flow:3Wake Protection:3Scenic Beauty:4Cell Service:5Very easy access- just pull up to shore & drop the hook as shallow/deep as you wish. Good protection from E but S component results in some wrap around the point & of course the proximity to the cut means keeled boats will swing with the current primarily. We dinghied into the marina -approx. 10 larger boats. No fuel - got the standard " waiting for the fuel barge" answer others have received months ago. Would be good to see posts from cruisers who actually able to fuel there. The marina is well protected and easy access though mid - high tide best to get over the entrance bar for 6' draft or more. Once inside 9-13'
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Review for Cave Cay South
Reviewed by: Jason Spitz, Breathe, on Feb 16, 2022
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 40'
Draft: 4.0'Overall Rating:3Holding:4Wind Protection:3Current Flow:3Wake Protection:4Scenic Beauty:4Ease of Shopping:1Shore Access:2Pet Friendly:2Cell Service:5WiFi:1The channel outside Cave Cay is quite deep. We were able to get quite close to shore and the beach and drop the anchor in about 7-10 feet of water in deep sand. As the boat pulled back, we were in over 20 feet. There were some large yachts anchored in the channel. We were able tomexplore the Caves by kayak and SUP, and paddled into the marina, which was empty, but for 1 boat. The marina is likely the most protected in the Exumas and has floating docks. It's a beautiful area with nice sandy beaches, but all were marked in multiple places "private property". It's a good stop for a day/night, but do to limited shore access to explore, I'd recommend moving to Musha/Rudder cut/Darby Cays as close alternatives with multiple anchorage possibilities. Cell service was very good for ALiV MIFI and BTC. For pictures of the anchorage and Cay visit https://www.facebook.com/100063618668322/posts/350920553705231/
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