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Swimming with Turtles- once in a lifetime
In June 2011 we went on a two-day sailing trip to the Grenadines,
including the Tobago Cays. We started from St. George`s, Grenada with
the Ferry at 9am to Carriacou (Osprey Express, 160 EC return ticket).
Arriving
aroung 11am, Brian Fletcher, the skipper, picked us up from the port in
Hillsborough, Carriacou. About a week before we had mede the
arrangements over the phone and two days prior to the trip he called ...
Eat, Drink and Lime: Solo Travel in Grenada
... came in to dance, they invited us all to join them. Before dinner tonight there was a "manager's cocktail party," where some vendors (tours and jewelry mostly) display their wares and the bar serves drinks before dinner. I saw 2 black couples and went over to meet them. They were from Philadelphia and Delaware. They were friendly and at 8pm when ...
School kicked in while in Grenada1/26/11 Salutatio
... to be immune to the sickness of
the sea (Thank Poseidon). We sailed through most of the day with decent wind
but there was a good period where we were downwind from a distant island. This
island intercepted most of our wind leaving us floating about in the ocean for
a couple of hours. We utilized this time for dinner (all of breakfast lunch and
dinner was delicious, thank you Ryan and Shanley). We sailed through the day
and into ...
Oh...RAINforest...now I get it.
This island is the only island where we booked a cruise through the ship. After a wonderful and exciting day yesterday, we were both a bit worn out, physically and emotionally. Today our tour took us up the windy mountains of Grenada to the Seven Sisters waterfalls. On the way up the mountain, we learned that the Grenadines have been through a lot of turmoil over the past few decades. This island has ...
Grenada's highlights & scenic drive
... we made our way to our guide who was holding up the tour sign. We were first in line, therefore, the first to board the air-conditioned mini van. I settled for a front seat, next to the driver while Mi, behind me. Being seated in front, I had the advantage of admiring all of the wonderful vistas opening up ahead of me.
Off we went. In Grenada, people drive on the left side of the road (being wrong side for us) ...


