We decided to visit Sunshine’s Beach Bar for dinner.  We had fun there last year and wanted to return.  They are known for their “Killer Bee” rum punches.  We remembered from last year that the Killer Bee was quite strong, so we ordered smalls.  Even these small drinks were powerful.  This is a farm-to-table beach bar so we ordered a “Sunshine Salad,” which was delicious.  Steve had lobster and I had a fish sandwich.  The beach bar next to Sunshine’s had a loud band playing.  Vendors were selling their wares under palm trees while smoking Gange.  Mostly locals were on the beach and it was a mix of tourists and locals at Sunshine’s. 

While there, I had to go out to our dinghy, as some teens decided that they wanted to have a party in it.  I chased them away while Steve paid the bill.  There was a lot going on at Sunshine’s, and it was fun.  As usual, I forgot to bring a flashlight so we slowly motored back to our boat.  We had to go through the mooring field and avoid fish pots.  Luckily, we were able to see just enough to make it back without incident.  We went to bed early for a 6:30a departure.