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Great Stirrup Cay Swimming


Lizcourt
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Maybe it seems like a silly question to ask how the swimming is at a private Caribbean island, but frankly, I was very disappointed with CoCo Cay, which was incredibly grassy and reedy in the water, and Labadee, which I found very rocky. Half Moon Cay, on the other hand, is the most beautiful beach I've ever been on, with clear white sand all the way into the water; no rocks, no reeds, just crystal clear azure seas.

 

So here's my question -- how is the swimming at GSC? Will we need sand shoes? Are there some areas that are better than others? I'm also happy just to spend the day in a lounge chair sitting in the sun, but would just like to know what to expect in terms of whether we'll actually be able to spend time in the water.

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Nope, this wasn't stuff flowing in on the tide -- it was rooted and growing. But to each his own; I know for many people CoCo Cay is their favorite private island.

 

 

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