PORT | ARRIVE | DEPART | |
SUN 1st | Bridgetown, Barbados | Midnight | |
Mon 2nd | Tobago Cays | 10:00 am | 5:00 pm |
Tues 3rd | Tobago | 11:00 am | 6:00 pm |
Wed 4th | St. George's, Grenada | 8:00 am | Midnight |
Thurs 5th | At Sea | ||
Fri 6th | Fort-de-France, Martinique | 8:00 am | 10:00 pm |
Sat 7th | Castries/Pigeon Island, St. Lucia | 1:30 pm | 11:00 pm |
SUN 8th | Bridgetown, Barbados | 8:30 am |
First Things First. Happy Birthday, Mom. |
![]() |
Zodiaks take us to the private island, and a wet landing. |
![]() |
After finding the little foot path that led across the island, and walking it, we found our private beach. |
![]() |
Rick & Joan spent most of their time in the water, snorkeling. |
![]() |
And taking some pictures. |
![]() |
Actually, lots of pictures. |
![]() |
One of my two favorite pictures of the trip. |
![]() |
This is the other one. |
![]() |
Joan (and the Marines) have landed on this shore of Grenada. Whereas the Marines "landed" where there was no land (communications error), We had the advantage of a tender driver that actually had a map. |
![]() |
Of course, the day we landed was the hottest day of the year. Many turned back. We carried on to find the Batik Factory. Which we did. Then we headed back to the boat, but not before declining to buy nutmeg (several times). |
![]() |
Outdoor BBQ night with entertainment. We were asked to wear something festive. Well, I had this brand new batik T-Shirt. It was that or some other T-shirt. |
![]() |
I think I must have won the "Best Festive Wear Award", or something like that. |
![]() |
Then they struck up the band. |
![]() |
What may indeed go down as the happiest party picture, ever. |
![]() |
And one that wll go down as something else. |
![]() |
At Sea, means "On Deck". |
![]() |
It also means sun. Looks like Joan may be trying to get an all-over tan... but it's just the camera angle. ![]() |
For the bakery chefs, At Sea means food carving and bread crafting demonstrations. |
![]() |
I ate this turtle at dinner. |
![]() |
Drinking away an At Sea day is always acceptable, starting after 10-am. |
![]() |
Lookie Here! Only Rick & Jim are paying attention to the proper way to fold arms. |
![]() |
Who would have guessed the skipper would be in need of piloting tips from Rick & Peter. | |
![]() |
![]() |
On our way to Martinique, we sailed past the southern-most tip of St Lucia and the most recognised feature: The Petons. It was very windy that day, but the Captain (with Peter & Rick's help), got us extremely close. | |
![]() |
![]() |
While at the helm, this is what Peter & Rick were aiming for. We were told by the Captain that this little speck-on-a-map, from such a great distance, would truely test our seamanship skills. If we stayed on course, we'd also be allowed to dock the ship. The Captain docked the ship that day. |
![]() |
Upon arrival, a bit of scuba diving. Our divemasters. |
A boat-load of people on the "wrong" boat. I think the other boat had more fun. |
![]() |
![]() |
I'm sure of it, now! |
![]() |
I really don't think I said anything wrong. It seems I'm catching hell for thinking I wish I was on the other boat. There were others thinking that way too! |
![]() |
Downtown. |
In the rainforest. It didn't rain a drop while we were there. |
![]() |
![]() |
Ahhh, a beach and a horse. |
![]() |
A beach from above. |
![]() |
And, a beach BBQ. |
![]() |
It LOOKS easy. |
![]() |
Fun too. |
![]() |
As the sun sets on our beach, so too it sets on our cruise ship ...and cruise. |
![]() |
![]() Home Page |
![]() Top Of Page |
![]() |
![]() Previous Vacation 1995 |
![]() Next Vacation 1999 |
![]() |