Coconut Bay Lucia

... and about the different uses of the plants and herbs.  It was quite interesting.  The cocoa fermentation, drying and coconut processing buildings were also visited. They are all still in use. One worker in the building showed us how ...

... : fair, steady winds of 15 knots, low seas. St. Vincent also proved to be a lush, volcanic island, covered with coconut palms. Kingston, the capital, is a large port by eastern Caribbean standards) so we avoided it. The passage to Bequia turned out to ...

... .) The Reef is for your average surf bum. A roof, a bed and a cold shower, and 30 yards from the beach is all you need!  This place was an absolute Gem surrounded by a not so developed city next to an all inclusive resort called Coconut Bay.

... There was a typical Caribbean feel in the town with corrigated iron fences, open drains, rum bars and local kids trying to climb coconut trees. By the time we got back it was starting to rain again. It didn't let up all afternoon so we consoled ourselves ...

... west, its an old volcanic island with amazing peaks and prehistoric looking jungle fringed by white sand beaches and coconut palms. Our destination was Rodney Bay right at the north of the island to spend Christmas at the marina with the Aussies, Kiwis, ...