Tradewinds Island Resort

... comfortable.  Weather has been hazy with patches of sun, which is what happens when you encounter Kona (southerly) winds in place of the prevailing tradewinds. We’re hoping for clearer weather and sparkling sunsets before too long. Stay ...

... , get a bit crowded. In the same vicinity is Darkwood Beach. The snorkeling here is great, and once again, you have the tradewinds to keep you cool. If you continue north toward St John's and cut west at the turnoff for Five Islands, you will ...

... off its west coast I was reminded of a trip I took here in 1986.  I spent a great week at some thatched hut island resort full of fun-loving  Australians.  I spotted the same island as I flew over, distinctive for the dirt/gravel airstrip ...

... for us when we got to the baggage hall – strolled outside and got the airport coach to our hotel – Rydges Tradewinds.  Delighted when we checked in at 6.00 am to be advised that our room was actually available.  Crashed out for 3 ...

... a few shots of a million shades of blue, white sandy beaches, beautiful faces and of course I can't capture the gentle tradewinds, unfortunately, or I'd include those on this site.  While laying on the beach and praying I told God this was ...

... have her here with me.   I will show some photos here of the apartment...before hurricane Earl!! We live at Tradewinds resort, three minutes walk from the school in Cupecoy.   The STORM blog....  This is quite incredible! ...

... couple of his mates who happen to be the Professionals at two of the clubs around Port Douglas. A taxi takes us back to Tradewinds Esplanade. Our room is large and has a lovely balcony overlooking the bay and the hotel swimming pool. After connecting the ...

... a tropical beach. Afternoon: After the ceremony, we returned to the van to head to the reception at Secret Harbour Resort on the east end of the island. Neslted in a quaint cove, the beach of Secret Harbour was alluring. We wined and dined at Blue ...