Numerous direct international flights serve Barbados and with Hamilton lying in the new Port St Charles complex joining is quick and easy - ideal for a short break. Bequia hosts an Easter regatta each year where boat visiting boats and traditional West Indian boats compete. At anchor in Friendship Bay we had a fabulous view as the very competitive fleet of local boat jostled for the start in their brightly painted wooden boats. From Bequia it is just a short sail to Mustique - the extremely exclusive private island. For a more exclusive flavour to the evening dinner at the Cotton House is a must.
Prize winning chefs and excellent service in remarkable surroundings make it an evening to remember.
From Mustique we sailed to Tobago Cays, the uninhabited group of islands fringed with pristine reefs. Tobago Cays is a must for any visitor to the area. Unfortunately we only had time for one day here but it was a day to remember for all our guests and the following morning we had an excellent brisk sail back to Mustique where they joined a connection back to Barbados. We are now sailing north with a brief stop in Martinique to pick up parts. From there it's north to Antigua and Sint Maarten before picking our next guests up in the British Virgin Islands.