Palm Haven Hotel Gros Islet

... 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.

... haul, although I have to say Virgin was very good. The flight was first thing in the morning, the food good and a good choice of films. I also started to get to know my fellow travelers, of whom were 7 women between 26 and 65, and two guys in their twenties. They had traveled from Ireland, Scotland and England for this trip and most had never visited the Caribbean.<br> On landing at Hewanorra airport in the ...

... in Finland I was the only person to fall off my sledge when my huskies weren&#8217;t even on the move. So you get the picture, not exactly Action Woman. But I am willing to give anything a go, and throw caution to the wind for the opportunity to go to the Caribbean. <br><br>What I am though is animal mad. I hear St Lucia has lots of exotic birds and sightings of dolphins and whales are a common ...

... the Coco Palm central in the town. Further south down the coast you reach Le Brelotte Bay, here there is the East Winds Inn an All Inclusive resort made up of authentic cabins leading down to the beach. Quaint and peaceful but let ...

... just outside Soufiere. We met our park guide and she praised this town as the "only-drive-in volcano in the world". The moment we entered the middle of the volcano you will noticed rightaway the pungent odour of hydrogen sulfide in the air...similar to the odour of rotten eggs. You have to cover your nose because the smell is really obnoxious! Our tour van is just parked several yards away ...

... where we boarded a huge catamaran. We sat in the open aired section, feeling the welcoming breeze on our face and the warmth of the sun on our skin as the catamaran made its way into open sea along the coast line. It was totally relaxing and romantic sailing on clear blue water with the exotic landscape around us. Was I dreaming or really here! I had to pinch myself to make sure but I knew, I was here at this exact moment ...

... to Mayreau for the evening and to attend Mass the following day. This church is one of the smallest churches we've attended in years. There were maybe a dozen people at Mass. It was Mother's Day and they surely made me and the other mothers feel special with extra blessings and songs. After Mass, we hopped to the next island south so that we could check out of St. Vincent and the ...

... 14th and Saturday 15th January Even though it's supposed to be high season at the moment in St Lucia, we end up wondering how many 3/4 empty restaurants survive from year to year. It's great for the beach though where we've spent the last couple of days relaxing and taking it easy (with some fun for us on fast moving inner tubes hauled along by a speed boat). We met the manager of our hotel at the rum party the other night and it turns out he's Irish and has been living ...