View of Hillsborough Bay, Carriacou.

While visiting Carriacou we came upon this 300 year old windmill.

Les couleurs des Caraïbes!

Carribean flowering tree! Beautiful flowering tree by the side of the road.

June 21st - Arrived on the Carriacou Island and the next day we toured the island with our friends from Solstice (Kevin & Amanda), Tussen Takk II (Chuck & Barb), Carribean Soul (Nick & Diana) and finally Adventure Bound (Jimmy & Amanda).

On a eu une belle journée a visiter l'Ile de Carriacou avec nos amis.

June 19 & 20 - Tobago Cays

Tobago Cays are islands surrounded by the Horseshoe Reefs. There is nothing but turquoise clear water and beautiful corals & fish of all colors that you see when snorkeling. It is also the home of many turtles.

Cute turtles again.

Bequia,

During our tour of the island we visited this Turtle farm where they collect turtle eggs from the beach and keep these turtles in their farm until they are 5 or 6 years old. Then they release them back to the sea. This is a way to try to stop the extinction of these turtle.

Bequia

Took a guided tour of Bequia and this is one of many picturesque view.

Bequia Coral Reef

Admiralty Bay - Bequia

Bequia (Grenadines):

Bequia has no water treated plant. They catch the rain water from the roof which is caught in big containers. Every home has this system. They treat the water themselves and boil it and use it for consumption. Therefore, rain is very important for their survival.

Bequia - Arrived here June 12, 2007

This is a nice sunset in Admiralty Bay, Bequia.

St-Lucia

Another beautiful plant growing in this botanical garden. Very different!!

Here's Jim & Paul enjoying a cold one!!! at the waterfall.

St-Lucia

Fleur tropical prise dans le jardin botanique près des chutes lors de notre visite guidée.

Beautiful tropical flower in botanical garden.

St-Lucia

Cette île est toute à fait magnifique pleines de verdure partout où tu regardes.

St-Lucia - During our tour we visited this waterfall and beautiful botanical garden.

Nous avons visité ces chutes durant notre visite guidée de l'île de St-Lucia. Il y avait aussi un magnifique jardin de fleurs tropicale.

Castries-St.Lucia

The capital of St-Lucia it has a population of 50,000. We took a tour of this beautiful island and found it very interesting.

St-Lucia - Rodney Bay

This is a boat boy selling fruits and veggies posing for us. He came to see us every day to see if we needed anything.

St-Lucia on top of Pigeon Island:

Jimmy our friend from Adventure Bound imitating the Statue of Liberty. Not an easy thing to do but he used all his muscles to get up there.

Voici Jimmy notre ami qui imite la Statue de la Liberté.

St-Lucia - Interesting facts about how huge canons were transported from boats on top of Pigeon Island in the mid 17th century while the French and English were fighting to overtake the St-Lucia Island. It changed hands more than fourteen times. The English won at the end and the island became an associated state of the Commonwealth in 1967 & independent on 22 February 1979. We very much enjoyed this island.

St-Lucia - Wild cactus growing everywhere on top of Pigeon Island.

St-Lucia - This is Amanda from Adventure Bound, our dear friend. We are climbing the Pigeon Island mountain which is quite steep.

Voici Amanda d'Adventure Bound qui font le même trajet que nous et avec qui nous sommes devenus de très bons amis.

Paul & I taking a pose for the camera on top of Pigeon Island.

View of our anchorage in St-Lucia taken from the top of the hill.

Vue de l'ancrage de St-Lucia prise sur la montagne.

It's June 5th, 2007 and we are anchored in St-Lucia admiring the beautiful sunset.

Nous voilà rendus à St-Lucia.

Marina shops at Le Marin

View of the village, Cul-de-Sac Le Marin.

Today is June 1st and we are now at Cul-de-Sac Le Marin that you see here. It is a very quiet anchorage with lots of boats.

Aujourd'hui nous sommes le 1er juin et nous sommes à Cul-de-Sac Le Marin où il y a beaucoup de bateaux.

Autre photo de Fort de France.

Photo du centre ville de Fort de France.

A view of downtown Fort de France, Martinique.

This is Fort de France, capital of Guadeloupe. It is a large city and has many, many boutiques for the tourists visiting the island.

Notre ancrage à Anse a Mitan. Nous sommes restés ici plusieurs jours. On faisait la navette à Fort de France qui est une ville assez populé pour faire nos provisions. L'eau est aussi belle et clair pour faire de la natation tous les jours. On a bien aimé notre séjour ici. Le village est plein de belles petites boutiques et restaurants.

Stayed in Anse a Mitan a few days. Loved this village which is quite nice full of boutiques and restaurants. There is a ferry crossing to Fort de France a few times a day which we took a few times to do our provisioning.

Le capitaine qui prend la pause en lisant son livre.

The captain is taking a break and reads his book early in the morning.

Village Anse a Mitan.