Our catch and some pics of Carriacou
Our huge catch 
a “Mexican Pompano”, 5 kg 
while under way I was cleaning and filleting the beast, it was enough for three days, yammmmiiiiii 
Union Island in the back and the “Sister Rocks” in front 
the last tack into Tyrrel Bay / Carriacou 
Altimate very close to shore 
the rice-picker-lady performing yoga on the street 
even Carriacou is green and colourful at this time of the year 
the road to Hillsborough 
the well known roundabout 
one way to get to Paradise Beach 
Black Beauty 
blooming weeds made Carriacou colourful 
the perfect located beach house 
here we are again at L´Esterre bay 
Paradise Beach Club 
Sandy Island 
almost in the mangroves 
Hillsborough bay
Sandy Island and its birds
Sandy Island is an uninhabited cay lying off the west coast of Carriacou. It is a tiny stretch of land surrounded by clear blue waters and coral reefs, where we did some incredible diving 🙂 .Yeah! It has one of the loveliest beaches in the region, excellent snorkelling and a picture-perfect Carribean look: white sand, turquoise water and swaying palm trees.
the east end of Sandy Island 
looking west 
the rougher north side of Sandy 
the west end 
some coral towers 
the water was soooo amazingly blue 
I loved watching the pelicans 
the lonely one 😉 
Gill and John arriving in their kayak 
sitting at the west end of Sandy to watch the sundown on old corals 
a Laughing Gull 
SY Altimate 