We arrived at the beautiful Rendezvous Bay around 2p.   As we arrived, we saw snorkelers in the water, several privately anchored boats, and two boats rafted together playing extremely loud music. 

We have grown accustomed to locals being on the water on the weekends playing music extremely loudly.  So, we anchored at the back of the bay, away from the party.  However, within the next half an hour, at least a half a dozen other boats, filled with locals, rafted to the boats in front of us.  We could smell the marijuana and were sure that people were drinking.  We knew the music would die down as the party wrapped up.  However, the party was getting fairly big, quickly.  So, we decided to leave the bay to avoid any hassles later in the evening.  We headed east and ended up anchoring in Fish Bay, which was the last bay before the National Park started.  We were the only boat in the pretty bay.  Large houses overlooked the bay and where we were anchored, we were protected by a sandbar or reef.  Unfortunately, the wind was blowing one way and the swells were coming in from the side.  We slept well, but the water did hit the boat from the side.