Photos of North Bimini Island in the Bahamas

Panama is a fascinating mixture. The islands of the Caribbean have that "laid back" feeling. Yet, Panama City is alive with the bustle of a large city fed by activity from the Panama Canal.

AngelHeart traveled to Honduras to stay for several months in 2006 and one month in 2007. Our adventures included La Ceiba on the mainland coast as well as Cayos Cochinos and the Bay Islands.

We explored the Caribbean Coast of Mexico starting in Isla Mujeres, which was our home for two months. Added inland trips were to Chichen Itza, Cozumel and Cancun.

Chichen Itza is so fascinating that we made two trips. The Mayan history was never written. Therefore, much is not known about these ancient people. They were resourceful people and their cities were magnificent. The ruins of these cities continue to draw people from around the world.

AngelHeart, with her buddy boats, began her 3 day/3 night crossing of the Gulf of Mexico on December 6, 2004 and arrived in Isla Mujeres, Mexico on December 9, 2004. We spent the next two months exploring the Mexican Caribbean coast with side trips island to view this beautiful country.

AngelHeart traveled the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) from Annapolis, MD at mile number 54.0 to Boca Chica, Key West, FL at mile number 1236.0 - and then on to the Dry Tortugas.

This album shows our photos of the Chesapeake Bay area taken from June to November of 2002.

We spent two months playing in the Belize Cays and Atolls. Our favorite spots were the cays and atolls - Caye Caulker, St. George's Cay, Tobacco Cay, Turneffe Island on Turneffe Atoll, Lighthouse Reef - as well as Placencia on the coast of the mainland.

The Colombian islands of Providencia, Santa Catalina and San Andres are actually off the coast of Nicaragua! They are an enjoyable stop on the way to Panama and we wished we had been able to spend more time on each island. Santa Catalina and Providencia are on the same bay - joined by a bridge. They seem to be one island. San Andres is further south.

The Rio Dulce in Guatemala is a safe haven during hurricane season. Boats travel 20 miles up the river to safe harbor at the many marinas near Fronteras.

AngelHeart made two "passages" to the Abacos in the Bahamas. The Abacos consist of many islands - from Grand Bahama island, where busy Freeport is found, to uninhabited islands where solitude is easily found.