Coming from Guadeloupe we have an easy crossing to Antigua. We drop anchor in Jolly Harbour and circumnavigate the island with stops in Falmouth Bay and Green Island in a good two weeks.
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A small, at first glance inconspicuous, island in the Caribbean away from charter tourism catches our attention: Montserrat. Two natural disasters have struck the island in the past 30 years, and now almost two-thirds of the entire island is off-limits.
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Our route does not take us directly to Guadeloupe, we first land in Les Saintes and soon sail via Marie Galante to the main island. Here are the highlights of our discoveries.
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We dive for five days from our dinghy in the Réserve Cousteau on the west coast of Guadeloupe. Here are the highlights of our discoveries.
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Finally, the real Caribbean again! That’s my first thought as we drop anchor in Prince Rupert Bay in the northwest of Dominica. We are immediately greeted by local fishermen offering buoys, fish, vegetables and everything else.
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Dominica has enchanted us with unique natural diversity. See here what our favorite island so far has to offer.
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Dominica also has a lot to offer underwater, as the waters are mostly protected and dynamite fishing is a foreign word here.
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We have been waiting for this for a long time. We reach the first French island and load Mabul there with an incredible amount of provisions.
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We are finally on our journey and have left Grenada heading north. Here are the impressions from Union Island and Bequia, both belong to St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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From Carriacou to the south of Grenada and back again, then further north. That’s about the plan as we set off. We have to return to Grenada to pick up some boat parts that friends have kindly flown in from the UK, plus we can pick up five sacrificial anodes for our problem prop from another sailor.
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