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Every Tuesday, Nick Wardle meets any of the cruisers who are anchored (or in marinas) in Nassau for lunch. Nick is the Seven Seas Association contact person for Nassau. The cruisers who are anchored come by boat and tie up to the dinghy dock, and it is Dutch treat - they seat us outside - we pick our own tables - no reservations needed.
Favorite Dish:
Lunch for the 2 of us was $29.80
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