Arrival in the Gulf of Trinidad

The land to the south, which is the Cabo de Tres Puntos , seen from the sea, forms a peak.  

The mouth or entrance of this Gulf of the Most Holy Trinity is six leagues across from the Cabo Primero to the Cabo de Tres Puntos , and the coast of the open sea, runs north and south a quarter to N.E. and S.W., so far as we could make out. The channel of this Trinity Gulf runs N.W. and S.E., so far as we could determine at first sight. Cabo Primero and Cabo de Tres Puntos bear north and south of each other, tending slightly to N.E. and S.W.i 

Mother of God. In this position we remained during that day and until the following Friday. 

As soon as the Capitana was anchored, the boat returned from her to the Almiranta, and she was piloted by the same passage to this port, where she was anchored closer in 

First Expedition of Discovery made by the General, with the Pilots. nton Pablos and Hernando Lamero, in the boat Nuestra Seiiora de Guia up the Gulf of the Most Holy Trinity. 

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