sand bars

thinkxingu · 06-28-2017, 06:13 AM

If you're new to navigating, have a small engine, or need to drop the bimini to get under the Long Island Bridge, getting to Braun Bay will take a while. You might check out Ragged Island (east side is tricky to get in, but is real nice and protected, or you could dock and walk to shallows--also has an outhouse). You might also check out the small sandbar before going under LI bridge. Finally, there are public beaches around--such as 19 Mile Bay's--that you could anchor outside of and swim into. Godspeed!

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06-28-2017, 06:13 AM	#3
thinkxingu Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 6,341 Thanks: 1,176 Thanked 2,105 Times in 1,302 Posts	If you're new to navigating, have a small engine, or need to drop the bimini to get under the Long Island Bridge, getting to Braun Bay will take a while. You might check out Ragged Island (east side is tricky to get in, but is real nice and protected, or you could dock and walk to shallows--also has an outhouse). You might also check out the small sandbar before going under LI bridge. Finally, there are public beaches around--such as 19 Mile Bay's--that you could anchor outside of and swim into. Godspeed! Sent from my XT1528 using Tapatalk