X marks the spot!
We found the hidden treasure, it’s the beach of Small Hope Bay.
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Sunday, February 25, 2007
Family returns for the 18th year in a row!
Paul and Cynthia first visited Small Hope Bay Lodge in 1988. Since then their family has grown and now includes their son Luke (14 yrs old.) and daughter Rose (12 yrs old). During their stay Luke was quite busy. He successfully completed his Open Water Scuba Diver certification with Skeebo. Congratulations Luke! Paul was also able to get some diving in and joined Luke on his first dives as an official Scuba Diver.
Rose was also busy making friends and exploring the island and Davis Creek with her mother and new pal Leah.
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Rose was also busy making friends and exploring the island and Davis Creek with her mother and new pal Leah.
Fellow Lake Flyers
On February 16th ,18 Lake Amphibian pilots and companions arrived on Andros Island. The excursion to Small Hope Bay Lodge was arranged and organized by Harry Shannon and his wife Cathy. The fleet of pilots flew in from various locations ranging from Green Turtle Cay all the way to Georgia. The gathering gave Lake Amphibian owners a chance to meet with fellow lake flyers and explore a new destination. Pin It Now!
Friday, January 26, 2007
From Jeff Birch
To all that read this.... Welcome to Small Hope Bay Lodge. My father entertained our first guests in 1960. My father always said "Change is the only immutable law of life" yet he kept Small Hope the same.... friendly, active but not overwhelming, committed to welfare of our community and people. Known as the thinking persons resort. All being said this is my first "blog" "What’s Up" entry and I have to say I am excited. This is my first entry and I am excited about how Small Hope has integrated technology. Soooooo.... "change is the only immutable law of life".... but we keep figuring out how to not have to impact your life when you are here, but you have access should you need it. Our family has committed ourselves to offering a great vacation with diving, fishing, eco adventures, hammocking, talking, relaxing etc etc yet have access to wireless ( of course not during cocktail hour), the internet, the moon, the stars, the sun rising and the world going around every day with a smile, a love of what we have.
Thanks to Nicole to figuring out how we can work on keeping "What’s Up" up to date. We want you to stay with us. ... stay tuned. This picture was taken by a guest, Shelley Burg in November 2006.
"May we be strangers no more".
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Thanks to Nicole to figuring out how we can work on keeping "What’s Up" up to date. We want you to stay with us. ... stay tuned. This picture was taken by a guest, Shelley Burg in November 2006.
"May we be strangers no more".
Monday, January 22, 2007
Diving Rosi's Garden
It was a fabulous day at small hope bay. everything was perfect in every way! At Rosi's Garden we encountered a big ole sting ray nesting in the sand, some giant groupers...one being groomed by a red banded cleaner shrimp. an arrow crab peeked out of a barrel sponge while a trigger fish circled round and round mesmerised by the divers bubbles. sunshine, calm seas... who could ask for more?
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