HTSC Cruise-in-Company 2025 Schedule of Events

Ahoy Cruisers! Time to save the dates and join members on our up coming HTSC Cruises. Here's what we've got lined up for this year! Of course, these dates are weather dependent, so keep an eye on our Facebook page and this website. 

Please note, too, that you don't have to be a member of the Club to participate in a cruise. In fact, members, please invite non-members to participate. It's a great way to introduce folks to the Club.

Here's what's up:

• Lunch at Wallys in Marsh Harbor (Wed, Jan 14): You can motor over in your center console, take the Ferry, or anchor out and dinghy in for lunch at the fabulous Wallys!
• Tahiti Beach Mini Cruise (Sun, Jan 25): Come by land or sea to relax on the incomparable Tahiti Beach. We'll set up shade, you bring your beach chairs! With any luck, the best beach bar ever -- the Thirsty Cuda -- will be there to provide drinks and eats. 
• Great Guana Mini Cruise (Sun-Mon, Feb 15-16): Let's cruise down to Fisher's Bay to visit Nippers and Grabbers! We'll have a late lunch at Nippers (about 2) and watch the sunset at Grabbers. Big boats can anchor out for the night in Fishers Bay (or grab a mooring). Center consoles can tie up at Grabbers pier or over in Settlement Harbor at Nipper's pier.
• Lubbers Landing Mini Cruise (Sun, Mar 1): If you've never had the wood fired pizza at Lubbers Landing, you are missing out! It's fabulous. Those of us with big boats will anchor over by Tahiti Beach and dinghy over (or if it's nice, maybe dinghy from Hope Town Harbour). Center consoles can tie up at the Landing's pier. The pier is too high for dinghies, so we'll have to beach 'em. Make sure to wear reef shoes. The shore is rocky.
• Lynyard Cay Mini Cruise (Sun-Mon, Mar 22-23): Let's head down to Lynyard Cay! We'll have lunch at Pete's Pub on Sunday, and then have a potluck and a BEACH BONFIRE on Lynyard in the evening. Anchoring at Lynyard is most always a breeze (and I mean easy). Those of you with center consoles can come down for lunch and head home before it gets dark. 
• Harbour Island Cruise (Mon-Fri, Mar 23-27): It's a daysail (!) to the fabulous Harbour Island on the north end of Eleuthera. It's a great harbor for anchoring out, and the town of Dunmore was the original capital of the Bahamas, so there's a lot of cool colonial buildings. The beach on the Atlantic side of the island is Pink! It's definitely one of the prettiest beaches in the Bahamas and well worth a visit. The beach is lined with charming boutiques hotels, and every one of them has a good bar! If we get bored with Harbour Island, we can head over to Spanish Wells for a day or two! Let's go!

Please see the photos section for website cruise photos.

Scott St. Clair,  Fleet Captain