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When visiting the Spice Isle there are many accommodation options, however if you’re looking for something quaint, romantic, secluded, affordable and with a beautiful view La Sagesse Hotel is perfect for you. The main building referred to as ‘Manor House’ … Continue reading
Another luxury island resort located in the Grenadines, a short boat ride away from Petit Saint Vincent.
http://www.palmislandresortgrenadines.com/index.htm
After a fun-filled day of exploring the Tobago Cays on Saturday, we ventured over to Petit Saint Vincent on Mother’s Day for breakfast. The food was delicious and quite fulling. Thanks Bev 🙂
The staff was gracious enough to give us a tour of the island paradise where most couples visit for some RnR. What I love most about the island is the sense of seclusion given that the cabins are separated from each other by a generous distance. There is no internet nor television and any requests/orders are made by the ‘flag system’. The telephone is only used in case of an emergency. After our tour we lounged on the beach and thought how lucky are we?
For more visit: http://www.petitstvincent.com/
View of the Atlantic Ocean side.
Extremely dry but still a great view.
Shades of Blue
Your own private beach…Check!
Petit Martinique in the distance. Most of the staff live there and are transported over by boat everyday.
They even recycle! Christmas trees made out of dried coconuts.♥
In less than 2 months I have had the pleasure of experiencing the wonders of the Grenadines more specifically the Tobago Cays; one less thing on my bucket list. On this second time around the trip was much shorter but nonetheless exciting.
The flight from Grenada to Carriacou via SVG Air was smooth although the landing got a bit shaky. The view was spectacular. Instead of a sail boat (Savvys Sailing) we went via speed boat on Simply Carriacou Island Tours. Our ride up to the Cays was a very bumpy one but our captain assured us that the boat was made to ride the waves best.
The Tobago Cays is a Marine protected area that consists of 5 uninhabited islands. It’s most prominent feature is its picturesque turquoise waters. The main inhabitants on these islands are iguanas and birds. Out of all of the islands, Baradal is most fascinating since its located on the boundary of the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. As you walk towards the Atlantic side you can feel a slight difference in the temperature. We devoured our scrumptious lunch on Petit Bateau compliments Chef MandyMan- best Lambi anyone ever had.
“The Landing”
1. Jamesby Island
2. Petit Tabac aka ‘Rumrunners Island’ from The Pirates of the Caribbean:
The Curse of the Black Pearl.
3. Baradal Island
Taking in the view on Baradal Island.
View of the Caribbean Sea side from Baradal Island.
View of the Atlantic Ocean side from Baradal Island.
One of the many iguanas spotted on Baradal Island.
4. Petit Bateau
5. Petit Rameau
My three day sailing adventure up the Grenadines has been by far my best boating experience. Although it was my first sailing trip, and given that I am not a deep water lover, it exceeded all expectations and incentive to do it again. It was a truly authentic experience of sun, sea and sand aboard Savvy. Pictures simply doesn’t do justice. After you’re done viewing you’ll feel compelled to book your trip to The Grenadines.
Just landed: Hillsborough
Grabbin’ a bite: Kayak Kafe, Hillsborough
Anse La Roche Beach
“Indeed!”: The Snack Shack, Clifton
“Where else would you find a bar in the middle of the ocean…” : Happy Island
Petit Bateau
“When you have a professional photographer around….” © Orlando Romain
Salt Whistle Bay
