The Flamboyant Hotel St. George's

... to your cuban friend about eating alot of papaya.<br> <br>I have planned out the next 3 months of my life( you think I'm exagerating, but I'm not). Basically it's non-stop bussing around on the weekends to some of the crazy destinations in Nica, but I'll give more details once I have actually been there. <br><br>As far as personal life in the house goes, its pretty relaxing. On my run this morning, I saw an eight year ...

... Anse beach. Certainly one of the best locations on the island. Further down the coast and located in a secluded bay is the La Luna Resort. This is a &#8216;Robinson Crusoe&#8217; hideaway experience with nothing but peace and quiet ...

So today was to be the sailing Catamaran and beach party day.....or so we thought! The materials have been updated (have to think we had something to do with that..), however, Princess listed their "Party Cruise &amp; Beach" excursion on a Catmaran. I even called Princes to make sure it was a Sailing Catamaran with nets, etc....So, we got on to the bus that took us over to an area where ...

... that the van's brakes were changed every 3 months. Good stuff!<br><br>As we approached our first stop being the Annandale Falls, beautiful black women could be seen with their colourful fruit baskets on top of their heads up the road. We got out of the van and proceeded to walk in their directions while enjoying the surroundings. They greeted us with open arms and a few laughs were exchanged. They were quite pleasant ...

... striped shirts - fun! We didn't have the limoncello this time around but it was an option - Princess makes their own homemade limoncello and offers an unlimited amount with a shot glass that you can purchase. We tried it last time and while it wasn't really my thing, Poolie really enjoyed it!<br><br>We went into the shops and found out where the one with the sunglasses and stuff was after asking an employee on board. I found a nice cheap watch ...

... the Veendam's A/C to the limit!! We spent yesterday on the delightful island of Grenada. A beautiful island...in my opinion the most beautiful we have been to on this trip. We took a private five hour excursion around the island with a fellow by the name of Mandoo...who was as impressive as the tour itself. He spent his early life as a merchant mariner, but returned home in 1996 when the shipping line he had worked with for many years changed ...

... so please be patient. More pics will come. I'm going to meet up with my friend so that we can go have a swim. My mum's coming back to Grenada today as she has been away at a meeting on another island called St Vincent for the past 2 days. I also spent a good 1/2 hour trying to figure out how to use this website so who knows how it's going to look. Right now, it' just too hot to think so I'm gone. I'll write again soon. Sims x

... his large googly-eyes moving around. Since he hadn't seemed to move much, I called out to Chris to come and see it too. We stayed in the Cays for three wonderful days before continuing on south. Our short stay at Union Island was mostly as an official check-out island. We needed to visit the Customs office to indicate our next stop and do the paper work to clear. Nearly all the islands need to be officially entered and exited through Customs and or Immigration. It's a bit ...

Some fellow cruisers had booked a private tour with http://grenadasunsation.com/ and we joined in. The guide, Ian, a UK transplanted to the island is a human encyclopedia of the island and its nature. After St. George's Market (the most truly local place in all the islands), he took us on an 8 ...

... side! We had a half way pit stop in gouyave. Was easy to see preperations for carnival are well under way. There were coloured lights (like what we would have at xmas) lining the streets everywhere. And then it was off again, on our quest. We got lost! At the top of the island the road curves in between the mountains, so at that point u havnt got a clue where u are coz all u can see is trees and mountains around u, and the roads go up, down, left right every few metres. We were ...