Tigertail and the Snook Inn

The dads arrived yesterday.  We had been waiting for them to check out Tigertail Beach.  Tigertail is unique to us because we have to wade through a lagoon (nasty mucky stinky water) to get to the beach. 

Once we crossed the lagoon we had to walk down this path.

This is a look back at the lagoon we just crossed.  It smelled like dead fish.

My hubby and me once we made it across the lagoon.

The beach was gorgeous and well worth the trek across the stinky water (Really.  It was so stinky that I am really glad this is not smell-a-blog).

P.K. and the kids spent most of the time on the sandbar diving for sand dollars.

Rachel and her daddy.  This is such a sweet picture.  Rachel has been so relaxed during our time here.  She has been able to let loose and have fun without the pressures of being a cool middle schooler.

After a great time, we started on the trek back to the lagoon.

Here they go.  (Did I mention the lagoon water was gross?)



Hannah and Aaron kicked across on their boogie boards.  Seriously, no amount of money would have made me get down in that water. 

After we had time to clean up and relax, we decided to go out for dinner.

We went to the Snook Inn.  Aaron got to try swordfish which he loved and Hannah was very excited to find the pickly barrel.