Casa del Vega Castries

... to be a great experience. We felt like part of the family. Bailey and Gina opened the kitchen and allowed Steve to bartend. After all, they were busy preparing our gormet dinner. We met some great people (Hello, Kim and Meg). Once daylight came, we realized that the view from Bay Hill Towers must be the best in St Vincent. And... we could see Bequia from our room.<br><br>...so close but still a million miles away (we thought about swimming it)<br>

... floor overlooking the pool and ocean. Rodney Bay area was a bit too tourista for us. It was reminiscent of spring break. To be fair, we did not have an opportunity to explore outside the immediate area. We had our first chicken Roti at Lime- average. Spent the morning on Reduit Beach in St. Lucia. Very nice and relaxing.<br><br>

... beer drinking, in a good will effort to boost the local economies. We are a non-profit (all funds will be spent)!!! Great opportunity for you to get a tax break before the year is up.<br><br>www.Steve&amp;ToniaAreThirst y.com<br><br>BTW, we are no longer virgins (that is Bermuda Triangle virgins). Oh, and Delta's WiFi worked for about 10 minutes.

... the sea with my own hammock. The little birds were really tame and came and sat on my hammock and took biscuits from my hand.<br> <br> Me in my hammock Ti Kaye<br> Dinner at Ti Kaye Village was fab, then it was straight off to Anse-La-Raye Fish Friday. This happens every Friday night. It&#8217;s a street party that has been happening for hundreds of years, where locals set up BBQs on the street selling ...

Travelling abroad is a fantastic perk of working in the travel industry and when I was given the opportunity to join an educational trip to St Lucia in the Caribbean, organised by the St Lucia Tourist board, I couldn't contain my excitement. The Caribbean is one of those places everyone would like to visit, and I thought my chance of going was a long way off. So of course I grabbed the opportunity with ...

... by the unfriendly staff! In the same bay is the Windjammer Resort, a large and spralling complex with many different types and sizes of rooms available overlooking the sea. A good choice for watersports. If you&#8217;re looking for ...

... paths and learned how the local farmers cultivated certain crops and about the different uses of the plants and herbs. It was quite interesting. <br><br>The cocoa fermentation, drying and coconut processing buildings were also visited. They are all still in use. One worker in the building showed us how the cocoa was processed. It was quite amazing seeing him in this huge barrel, barefoot, jumping over the cocoa beans. This is ...

Day at sea - did very little. Sunbathed in the morning - have managed to get sunburnt in the oddest places! Who gets burnt on their hand!!?? Went to see the entertainment team perform a farce - actually really good! Formal night - so splashed out and had my hair done.

... going through customs, which was a very quick process, we were promptly greeted by a driver holding the "Ti Kaye" sign. We notified Ti Kaye in advance with our flight times and they were great about providing the airport transfer for us. (I believe it cost about $100 to be picked up upon arrival and dropped off when we departed.) The drive to Ti Kaye was not nearly as bumpy or bad as we had expected based on other reviews. The roads are quite curvy, but the quality of the ...

... since I had done the job a few times before. Anyway, we fixed those snags and were ready to leave for the Grenada leg when a weather advisory pointed out a tropical depression heading along 12 deg. N, far too close for comfort: so much for the calm weather window. Bearing in mind the unpredictability of the weather of late and the somewhat unreliable forecasting, we and one other yacht skipper decided to head south again - we having no desire to get mixed up with a tropical storm or ...