We left La Napoule with the hope of continuing the sail of yesterday evening. But alas by the time we had rounded the headland the wind had stopped. We had sails up and were just being rolled about by the wake from the big motor boats.
So we decided to sit out the heat of the day in Agay. So we picked up a mooring bouy and had a bit of a swim and watched the world go by.
Towards the evening the wind picked up to a steady breeze and we headed for St Tropez. This routine breeze in the bronze light of the evening made for some beautiful photographs and excellent memories.
Beer and dinner ashore were, not surprisingly, expensive!
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We were all looking forward to the next stop at St Tropez
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On the way we stopped off for lunch at Agay. A delightful and popular bay.
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Swimming was called for
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They found Nemo’s new boat
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Looking out of the bay to the headland West of Agay
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Passing the headland. Some yachts were taking shortcuts inside the lumps of rock rising from the water.
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A102 Bimini motoring.
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Sailing!
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We had a great sail towards St Tropez and the sunset.
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A102 Sunset sailing
