Top O' The Morne Castries

... to be a great experience. We felt like part of the family. Bailey and Gina opened the kitchen and allowed Steve to bartend. After all, they were busy preparing our gormet dinner. We met some great people (Hello, Kim and Meg). Once daylight came, we realized that the view from Bay Hill Towers must be the best in St Vincent. And... we could see Bequia from our room.<br><br>...so close but still a million miles away (we thought about swimming it)<br>

We hired a driver for transfer from the inernational airport to the Rodney Bay area (~ 1 hr 20 min drive). I would highly recommend the serives of Paul with Fabian Tours St. Lucia - info@fabiantoursstlucia.com. Thanks for all of the good info about St.Lucia, Paul.<br><br>Enjoyed our night at the Bay Gardens Beach Resort. Our room was ...

... us for a cliff hanging St. Lucian drive that will surely require us to change our pants. <br><br>Stay tuned for more exciting news from paradise...<br><br>P.S. If you are feeling generous, please click on the following link to make a donation. I realize it is always good to know the cause, if you are giving. All funds will go directly to ...

... caught fresh fish, and with Caribbean music playing. It was really cool to see the locals dancing &#8211; boy can they bust some moves! Even the children were dancing like Britney and Justin Timberlake!<br> It was just a short visit to the party, as we were all pretty tired from the days traveling. Having headed back to my room I wondered how I would sleep due the jungle noises outside my room! Anyway, in ...

... and I&#8217;m sure that&#8217;s not the best example of a cuisine known for fresh fish and exotic fruits. <br><br>So lots to look forward to and I can&#8217;t wait to get back and enlighten everybody of my daily adventures, which I am sure will turn my friends and colleagues even greener than they are now. <br><br>Kat Hayter<br><br>Be sure to check my blog regularly for updates on my time in St. Lucia.

... this show should not be missed at all. It was 100% fantastic, marvelous show! They did a great job! After the show we went again to the ship's photographer for some family picture. However Makayla is not cooperating and doesnt look at the camera, its kinda frustrating, anyway he took some shots still. Maybe once Makayla reach 3 years old, probably we can do it better. Its another funfilled day!

... time feeling totally carefree. <br><br>The catamaran made its way to the cove of Anse Cochon where we all disembarked and enjoyed swimming in the tranquil waters for a while. Mi and I took a walk along the black sandy beach (due to volcanic activity), listening to the waves along the way under the watchful rays of the bright yellow sun. <br><br>After an hour, regretfully, we made our way back to the catamaran and then sailed ...

... morning. Back to the room to discover our "town animal of the night". Tonight is a sheep. Last night was an elephant and the night before that a swan. These are too adorable!!! Gotta learn now to fold these towels. That's it for today. I had originally planned to upload photos, but the internet connection here is v-e-r-y slow and costs me 37 cents a minute. Not worth the upload cost. I'll post photos later after we get back home.......

... way things currently work there, etc. We loved him. The drive takes you through a few small towns such as Canaries, and then finally into Soufriere, at which point you are almost there. The drive was verrrrry hilly and curvy and I actually did feel a little sick this time from all of the turns. I lost that feeling when we arrived, however. When we got there a tour guide was waiting for us, and he began taking us up the mountain. His English was not as easy to understand as ...

... tons, that even the little town of St Georges seemed like a model in comparison. Sadly there seems to be none of the romance of her predecessors about her. Modern ships are like floating blocks of flats, without the character or elegance of the great liners of yore. We were able to cruise around her as she made her stately way into port, enjoying the carnival atmosphere and obtaining some really impressive photographs. Grenada, 21 x 12 miles (34 x 18 km) has two main islands and a ...