Good morning everyone. Thanks for checking back in to the Captain's Log this week. This community is a joy to be a part of and we hope you have also found it inspiring and welcoming. These islands will whisk you off your feet and have you fall in love with life all over again. 

Without further ado;

We're so glad to have you and a warm welcome to the newest members of the Captain's Log crew. We've grown by 17 new members this month. 

- Sam 

A family affair;

Coming to Abaco is unique in and of itself. But bring the family, and watch magic happen. Not to mention the cost of a week long family charter is often times less than that of going to the major amusement parks. And, we promise you have 2 hour lines and utter chaos. Just you and your favorite people in the world, cutting through warm silky water, uninterrupted time to connect over the beauty all around you. 

All on the ropes

It's struck me recently, the ropes are a vital aspect of boat operation but often overlooked until they become a problem. So I asked, how should they be maintained and how long do they last, especially given the conditions and demand to which they are subjected. 

So I got to looking like any astute researcher, and headed for Google. Turns out a lot of people must be asking this question. Not only that but also how to choose the right lines. As a result, here are a few links to check out for choosing the right lines, how to maintain your lines, and when they should be replaced.