Anse-a-l’Ane
Anchored just off the beach at a nice little town. Bars/restaurants/supermarket nearby. Lovely little bay a short dinghy ride away, too.
David Beck
Petit Anse d’Arlet
Turtles – loads of them, and close to the boat. Carnival in town. Awesome snorkelling.
St. Anne
Busy but massive anchorage. Good facilities ashore, as well as a few beaches. Spent some time with fellow boat-families.
Sleep, sail, thrive – crossing an ocean with two young boys and a baby.
Three kids, two adults, one ocean. 19 days. We kept the boat sailing, all stayed sane, baked a cake, played many games – and enjoyed it.
Le Marin
We didn’t stay long here, but the Leader Price supermarket (with dinghy dock) was very useful. Enjoyed kayaking among the mangroves, too.
Rodney Bay, St. Lucia to Le Marin, Martinique
Rodney Bay, St. Lucia to Le Marin, Martinique. 19th February 2019. Good sail, but no fish.
Rodney Bay
Our first stop after crossing the Atlantic. We spent two weeks here to re-settle at anchor, tour St. Lucia a little and fix a few things on the boat!
Crossing the Atlantic – Day Twenty
We got there! Long day motor-sailing and hand-steering, but made it 🙂
Crossing the Atlantic – Day Nineteen
Bad: Autopilot belt snapped again. Dave ripped the sail. Good: Found a kelp crab. Kept on sailing.
