Rudder Cut Cay, Exumas, Bahamas

Heading north from Lee Stocking Island after passing through Rudder Cut is a great anchorage behind Rudder Cut Cay. From there you can continue on the banks on the inside in sheltered water past Musha Cay and Cave Cay and come out at Galliott Cut on your way to Farmer's Cay.

Anchorage at Rudder Cut Cay

Cave off anchorage

Face in cave

Houses on Big Darby Island

Darby Research Center staffed by University of Miami


Norfolk island pine 

Looking back near Rudder Cut

Beach combing on beach with beer bottle tree 

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