the beautiful anchorage Salt Whistle bay at the north tip of MayreauAltimate soflty swinging in the bayview of the bay looking south – westsuch a beautiful placethat is the beach on the other side of the small stripe of land, the windward careenage its a bit rougher yet beautiful as the leeward baythis guy was working on a boat, next to a construction area for a resortfurther south east at the beachthe water was just wonderful as everywhere in that regionup a little hill looking in direction to the construction areawe walked further down the hill to find our way to the second anchorage of MayreauUnion Island in the backgroundthis pretty little goat was not afraid of uspassing the graveyard of Mayreau which to me was in a wonderful location- just obove the oceanChurch of the immaculate Conceptiona bit blurry, but it still gives some informationthe backyard of the church (with a spectacular view of the tobago cays; unfortunately the photos did not turn out well)the garden of the churchthis telephone was still working!!!!! I have no clue if it is still used by anyonethis house looked like a small IKEAalmost at Saline bay, the other anchorageSaline bayanother playground – SVG seemed to be very kids friendlyback at Salt Whislte Baykids jumping in the water and some vendors presenting their offersain’t it nice?
Tobago Cays
beautiful water in front of the horseshoe reefashore at the small island “Petit Bateau”the “entrance” to the tobago cays; we picked a busy daysome rays were searching for food pretty close to the beachI know, again another sunsetthe water is just amazing!!!!a little walk around Petit Bateau Baradal Baradal Island where a lot of turtles were grazingthe Tobago Cay, the boats laying in front of the reefdesperate for coconuts
Frigate Island
our catch of the day, a huge barracudaFrigate Islandsomewhere between Ashton and Clifton… and another playgroundmy friends the cowsthe little village of Clifton😉Frigate Island and the causeway; in the background Carriacoujust a pretty housethe “Charter Couple” Josie and Davesqueezing through the arched entrance El Capitano buying some treatsroasted almonds? I dedicated this picture to my dear husband who gave up his beloved job for sailing…the reef between Clifton and Ashton and in the back Palm Islandit looked so cosythat was the tiediest supermarket since we arrived in the Carribeanan old well, I can’t recall the story about itthe bar were we had a coke and a chat with the owner; he was renovating his bar
Ashore at Frigate Island and a walk over the causeway to the mainland
ashore at frigate watching Altimatenatural tree-beach-artthe peak of FrigatePalm Island in the backlooking south east to Petit St Vincent and Petit Martiniquethe last remnant of a shipoxidizing sheet piles; they were used to built the causewayAshton Villagemore remainings of the failed marina projectnature has taken over a flow was made possible again into the lagoon supporting fresh water circulation, therefore a bridge was built to remain acces ashorepelicans relaxing after their luncha lot of starfishes were sunbathing in the shallow waterunfortunately that is also a comon picture at the windward side of an islandEl Capitano exploring the naturethe windward side beach of Frigatecapturing a nice pic of Altimate
Union Island, Chatham Bay
a small motor yacht joined us in Chatham for two nights; they had a lot of toyspelicans and boobies resting on a fishing boatthe empty fancy hotel hutsChatham Bay looking norththe dock for the hotel again a playgroundand another playgroundlocals returning from fishingthe bay looking south
A walk up the headland at the north part of Union
Chatham Bay from up the hilla bumpy path to reach a house at the top of the hillwhat a cow life!Toni turtle was first timid and then nosycows everywhereEl Capitano checking the surroundingthis path ended in a dead endI had no clue what kind ofplants these weresteep Bloody Bay in the north funny shaped treesgreen with cow , beach and in the background Mayreau and the Tobago Cays
A few impressions of Canouan
Charlestown, Grand Bayunusual houses by Caribbean standards, looking southlooking south, in the far back Mayreau and Union Islandthe graveyardsmart use of used container, living and working combinedGrand Bayclosed barsthe cemetary from another positionat our anchoragewe were anchored just in front of this resort