Le Hameau de Beauregard Ste. Anne

... were correct from seeing the island from the landing British Airways flight I could see the island was going to be spectacular. Green hills, blue seas, thick forests and beautiful sandy coves. The airport is at the southern tip ...

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... is incredibly picturesque..a mixture of luxuriant tropical vegetation on a mountainous landscape, stunning beaches and Creole culture...now i realized thats why they call St. Lucia----SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL !! Before we carry on to the next tour we stop by to a restaurant and have a quick bite. This time we tried some creole cuisine. It was tasty! Our next tour is in the crater region...the SULFUR ...

... could resolve the situation peacefully, but we were hearing about violence and even a murder in Guadaloupe. On our tour we saw the start of mass hysteria as people lined up to fill their cars with gas and stood outside the small grocery stores that remained open. The larger stores closed completely. We felt fortunate to have had the island tour and a bit decadent at using the gas for trivia. It was as though we were being held hostage by Martinique - not much to do ...

About to run out of time in internet cafe - will write this one up another day! St Lucia looks great - off to the beach.... Took a taxi into the town and had a brief look round. Then we took another taxi to the beach - Rodney Bay. Hired some sun loungers and an umbrella. Lots of swimming in the sea (very nice) and pretty much doing nothing.

... of the south, with steep hills and dark volcanic rock and sand lining the shores. However once ashore it was actually a charming little fishing village that had been destroyed by a volcano some 20 years ago. The old church was rebuilt and parts of the village, but most was just stuck back together in a ramshackle way. Fortunately we were there on a Saturday morning and were very impressed by their fresh food market along the shore front one of the best we've seen.

... been temperamental with stinking hot one minute and pouring rain the next but Christmas Day was sunny and hot all day so by 2 o'clock we were ready to celebrate our 5 course Christmas Dinner. It was nice to have Matt and John with us and made it feel a more festive. Following dinner we rolled off Bella and went to join friends on Seamist for drinks and more food...... The boys got a silent chaos to drag behind the dinghy for Christmas and have been zooming around the ...

... 20 minutes, the little town was invaded by tourists. The street where our vans stopped were lined with stalls selling various trinkets. One product this island is known for is banana ketchup which every stall seemed to sell. I had a small sample of it but was not impressed. Shea spent her time here waiting in line to use the women's bathroom. While I decided to wander around the immediate vicinity and made my way over to the beach. Besides a few wandering chickens and some fishing ...

Very quick update just to get this started, will add more later, honest Guv ;-) Arrived Sunday, quiet first night, met Phyroze &amp; Chris for a couple of drinks then off to catch up on sleep. Wide awake at 2am, 3am &amp; 5am. Spent Monday with most of the group out here for the wedding on an interesting trip down the west coast.

... homes on most of the islands and Bequia is no exception, attractive architecture set in lush tropical gardens with incredible views is typical. Most are of a size South Africans would consider normal but as in South Africa, many of the newer ones are obscene monuments to the wealth and ego of their owners. But then where does one draw the line? Our own house in SA, not large by local standards, must appear as a palace to the vast majority of our population. Although prices are rising ...