Bruadair being boarded by the Port Captain, Customs and Immigration Map of Providencia The bridge connecting Providencia to Santa Catalina

Looking towards the smaller island of Santa Catalina

Clean walkways along Santa Catalina Island An unbelievably blue lizard

Looking towards the bigger island of Providencia This is the only bridge that connects the two islands

Looking NE out towards the worlds 3rd largest barrier reef beyond the islands Boys fishing between the cracks in the dock

If they catch a fish how would they get it out from the cracks in the dock?

The town of Providencia Morgan’s Butt beyond the anchorage Bruadair in paradise

One of many colorful benches along the walkway

The anchorage at Isla Providencia

More boys fishing and with better success

A very small bar

Canons from the old forts that once guarded the anchorage

Half of the boats here are traveling north

The other half, like ourselves, are traveling South A local paddling out to Bruadair to sell crabs Looking West towards Morgan’s Head

Steep steps down to a small secluded beach They seem steeper going back up Aaron and Lyla cooling off after the long walk

David resting during our exploration of Santa Catalina

The houses here are brightly colored

David and Lyla inquiring with Barbara about getting laundry done The boys proudly show off their catch as we walk back by

Unusual planters

A School We find Jan and Dave from Winterlude And join them for refreshments

Keith, a local, comes by to sell us black crabs

Keith shows David how to kill the crabs We buy 14 for $4.34 Though some were much too small they were good Ashley taking a break and enjoying the views