Relais du Moulin Ste. Anne

Chateaubrun Ste. Anne, 97180, Guadeloupe

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Sea Day 1

A travel blog entry by ahartry

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A lazy day: breakfast in the dining room (first time this trip), then morning trivia. Then work for a couple of hours on proposal stuff. Then Phase I0 in our stateroom. Then lunch. Then more Phase 10 in our stateroom (Paul won). Then afternoon trivia (we tied for the win). Then cocktails in the elite lounge. Then hot tub. Then dinner. Then a movie. Then ...

Kayak and snorkel

A travel blog entry by ahartry

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Woke as we were arriving Antigua and Barbuda. From first impressions, not as lovely as St. Lucia – not totally flat but somewhat so; drier; the harbour is very industrial; no other cruise ships were in port. We had another early tour, so just grabbed a quick breakfast before heading out.

We began with a drive through town, past the government buildings, to the marine park where we would kayak. Our driver provided a lot of good information ...

Island Tour with Sunny

A travel blog entry by joe_menardi

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... des édifices partiellement enterrés dans la lave et les débris du coulis. Looking at this town which has basically been wiped away, it makes you wonder what it must have once looked like and how lively it must have been with all it's cafes, restaurants, hotels.... it's seaport capable of accomodating massive cruiseships filled with passengers who would have taken over the streets.
Il est très impressionant de voire la verdure au pied des ...

Antigua Sail Week

A travel blog entry by martyandness

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... except the sun was hiding for the first two days?). We arrived late evening after a flight delay, no surprise there, and the hostel was clean except the little box of a room had no toilet. It had a little shower in the corner, a sink and a double bunk bed. MMMM this is interesting. Now I might of mentioned before how I have the smallest bladder in the world and am fast approaching the fourth decade and am too bloody old to be gropping around at night for the dunny (God I ...

Around the Island in One Day!!

A travel blog entry by xuanargi

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... which were once used to crush large voloume of sugar cane. As Cyril was telling us about the history of the place and showing us the ruined buildings previously occupied by the slaves and labourers, an eerie feeling came through me. It was as if I was momentarily transported back to that era and I shivered a little!

An attempt to restore the mill back in the 90’s resulted in a restored red mill now fixed in one of the windmill. However, ...

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