Take a book, leave a book. The Bahamas have been a place of comings and goings for centuries. Explorers, pirates, boaters, beach bums and beach bunnies have all left their marks. Rumor has it that Wardrick Wells Cay, one of the largest cays and home of the Land and Sea Park ranger station, is haunted by the tormented spirits of a slave ship that splintered on the rocky shoals. Shroud Cay has whimsical Driftwood Village, an ever-expanding work of folk art that sprawls over a hilly footpath.
Tradition demands that visitors deposit weird keepsakes to commemorate their stop.
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