“Mr. Bean” (because he says he’s an actor) helped us with a mooring ball, and he organized a tour for us to see some sites in Dominica. We went on a tour in a minivan/taxi, and Joe was our driver. Read More
We left Grenada and sailed to Union Island in the Grenadines. After grabbing a mooring ball, we walked to the airport to check into the county. When we got back to the boat, we went to Happy Island by dinghy. This Read More
We took a local bus to along the south coast of Grenada to St Andrew with friends on sv Roam and sv Sunsplash to visit Mount Carmel Falls to celebrate a 9th birthday. Mt. Carmet is one of the six waterfalls of Read More
The best time to go to the market is in the morning. All of the fish and meat come in the morning, and there are not that many people. We were looking for a yellow fin tuna for sushi. Yellow fin tuna are really good Read More
Our first experience at Spicemas Carnival in Grenada is J’ouvert. They say this is the biggest show at carnival. I thought that the J’ouvert celebration with people dressed as Jab Jabs was crazy—not scary but crazy. Read More
We sailed up for the Carriacou Regatta. There were some cruising boats, but mostly there were locally built boats in the races. The small boats started on the beach in Hillsborough, so people were getting into Read More
We rented a car and went sightseeing in St Lucia with our friends on sv Tarika. The roads were crazy, they twisted and turned and went straight up and down. When we looked down on the sides of the road, we Read More
After waiting for a long time in the Bahamas Out Islands, mom and dad finally decided we had a weather window. When they first told us it would be about 5 days or more, we thought that’s a long time, almost a week. Read More
We’re south of Crooked Island anchored off Long Cay which used to be called Fortune Island. There are reefs all around. We got into the dinghy, and drove to where sv Double Instinct crew was already diving. Read More
In the morning, we get ready to go diving. Everybody puts on wetsuits because it’s still cold in the water in the Bahamas in April. It’s hard to put a wetsuit on. I have to pull the legs up first, then pull the body Read More