Only two hours to our next destination. We again troll along the drop off as we go, but we have no luck. Bequia is renowned at Easter for an annual sailing regatta. When we enter admiralty bay we sight a shipwreck on the first point, then a group of abandoned houses that look like a scene from Disneyland's pirates of the Caribbean. At the head of this large bay is Port Elizabeth the only town on the island. The bay is jam packed with yachts of all sizes. It is ...

We leave Tobago Keys national park to cruise along the drop off, to fish on our two hour cruise to the very private island of Mustique. We anchor in the most beautiful Britannia Bay, with white sandy beaches and lush tropical hills behind. The island is owned by 97 home owners who have built 'Architectural Digest', type houses. The prices have soured here from one million dollars to ten times that in ten years. It has been reputed to the the place for movie st...

The Tobago Keys are an hour north of Union Island. They surprised us as we were expecting the usual sand key and reef. However, there are about 6 small islands that make up the keys. The islands are now owned by SVG government and the area is an extensive marine park. Before we enter the marine park Janet catches a 7 kilo Wahoo which we almost lost as the line was caught on the towed tender. However, Janet hung on and the result was fresh fish for dinner. It is...

We need to clear customs to leave the Grenada group to enter the Grenadine St. Vincent group. What a long winded experience customs is. What should have taken 15 minuets took over one hour. Then off we go to Petit St. Vincent only one hour cruising north. Here we must clear into customs, but they send an agent from union island to collect our papers and passports, so this is a simple process. Next to Petit St. Vincent, is Petit Martinique which has a beautiful ...