Mirage Beach Hotel St. Lucia

... and we had to take the 6:30 PM flight which arrived in St. Vincent too late for the last ferry. Liat was generous enough to supply accomodations in St. Vincent. We were very sad to lose a day in Bequia, but the evening turned out to be a great experience...<br><br>We stayed at Bay Hill Towers. We were a little apprehensive after the day of disappointment with Liat and the ride to Bay Hill was dark (and a bit scary for us, sorry Bailey). It turned ...

... 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.

... of the island, we bypassed the queues for immigration and security, and were fast tracked out of the airport. I did feel a little sorry for everyone else waiting in line, but also a little bit pleased with myself at the same time.<br> Jumping in the mini van, reggae music on high, the first stop was at a bar for a Piton beer or Rum and Coke at a view point. It was raining but it didn&#8217;t put a dampener ...

... so the thought of spotting a bottlenose dolphin or a monkey is filling me with the excitement of a kid at Christmas! Perhaps zip wiring and snorkelling will help get me up close and personal with some of the wildlife St Lucia has to offer. I am also looking forward to trying some local food. I love cooking and eating, but the extent of my knowledge of Caribbean food is Levi Roots&#8217; Reggae Reggae ...

... be seen on the island. <br><br>The capital of St. Lucia is Castries where 50,000 people live whereas 160,000 live elsewhere on the island. It measures 14 miles (east/west) and 27 miles (north/south) and English is the official language. The island draws tourists from around the world who come here for its exotic tropical landscape, superb beaches, crystalline waters, colourful marine life and lets not forget, romance.<br><br ...

... out, ate some breakfast, then headed for the pool area. It was just us and 95% of the other 3000 passengers on the deck. Met Gayle, then started searching for 3 unoccupied lounge chairs. Challenging!!! But managed to find 3 and stretched out. They were holding a Ms. Biceps contest at 1pm and after looking at the competition lining up, Kathy decided "what the hell" and entered. I didn't know at the time that we weren't ...

Hi everybody! We're currently out-running hurricain Dean which is heading straight for us! we're changing our schedule a little and we'll be at sea for all of tonight and tomorrow instead of going to Antigua. We will be going to Tortola on saturday, which is in the British VI, I'm excited since this is the only time we'll be there, so I'm going to take plenty of pictures and buy some chatkas with Tortola written on them. I had the most amazing trip on monday in St. Thomas ...

... Tait having some success with a few wickets. The pitch also seemed to give batsmen from both sides some degree of trouble as the game was never looking like a high score one. The ground at St. Lucia was put together on a once-off basis with a significant amount of temporary stands. Our seat was in one of them without cover and we quickly found ourselves another unoccupied spot under the roof. Liz starts to burn with sunscreen after about fifteen minutes. This is not what we expect ...

... storing food. Left Bay about 1530h. Lovely sailing for a while, but eventually had to turn on the iron sail. St. Lucia is a lovely, lush island, with many amazing peaks. A very enjoyable smooth sail into Soufriere Bay. A truly interesting variation: local Boat-Boys will help one anchor. This comes in especially handy as the steepness of the bay requries a stern anchor -- and a bow ...