This beach changes shape throughout the day. Pigeon Cay is a small, undeveloped island inside Moriah Harbour Cay National Park in the Exumas. Tides and currents continually move fine white sand around the cay, depositing it into a long point. As the tide falls, more of that sand is exposed, creating the island’s signature teardrop-shaped beach and a sandbar stretching into the surrounding turquoise water. But the beach is only part of what makes Pigeon Cay special. The island is home to endanger

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Exploring a Pirate Island 🇧🇸🏴‍☠️ 🏝️ After taking command from in a mutiny, Watling led around 100 buccaneers ashore to attack the heavily fortified town. The pirates had marched across harsh desert terrain and expected an easier victory, but the Spanish militia and soldiers were prepared for them. During the fighting in the streets and outskirts of Arica, the Spanish defenders launched a strong counterattack. Watling was reportedly shot and killed while trying to rally his men during the ret