after a rainy but fun weekend in El Bight we decided we had a check out the reef along the east coast of Guanaja, which is studded with tiny cays, some private, some public. Between the reef and the main island is a long, narrow, and blissfully deep lagoon just built for carefree daysailing: the tradewinds blow in over the reef, but the waves don't, and the water is at least 50' deep until you get right up next to the cays. (A smaller version of the much-touted sailing playground of Belize, evidently). And the frosting on the cake: those uber-helpful neighbors told us about a cay where there was a small resort that offers cruising boats free moorings, free ice, free water, and free wi-fi. To good to be true....? maybe.......