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the indians

erin

10 Feb 2024 — 2 min read

We started our morning with a 30 minute snorkel at one of the most popular snorkeling spots in the BVIs - the Indians. No anchoring is allowed here, so you have to pick up a mooring ball that is only available for day use. There are only 10, so if they are all taken you have to wait until someone leaves. Emma and I sat on deck counting masts to see if there were any open balls. Luckily there was one left!

This may be some of the coolest snorkeling we've ever done...

Fun fact for Austin - these four rocks rise up above the ocean about 50' and were named the Indians because they resemble a Native American headdress.

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