St Lucia – iconic Pitons and pay to play
Same as with St Vincent, many sailors have skipped St Lucia lately, as there have been some security issues here
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St Vincent – main island of sailing paradise
The country St Vincent and the Grenadines consists of a total of 32 island, where St Vincent is the largest
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Bequia – the Northernmost island of the Grenadines
Bequia is known to be a great island for sailors. They have blue clean waters so you can swim right
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Petit St Vincent- inaccessible paradise island
Petit St Vincent is located right next to Petit Martinique, which belongs to Grenada. Most sailors skip Petit St Vincent,
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The Southern Grenadines – pristine waters
The Grenadines is a must for sailors in the Caribbean. It is part of the country of St Vincent and
Grenada and its two extra islands
Grenada is one of the major sailing hubs in the Caribbean. Lots of sailors crossing the Atlantic from both the
Trinidad and Tobago – yin and yang
Over the past month, we have spent quite some time between Trinidad and Tobago. Tobago was the first location we
Exploring creeks in the Amazonian rainforest
The Maroni River is part of the Amazonian river and rainforest system, and we could certainly not leave French Guiana
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Saint Laurent on the Maroni River, French Guiana
Saint Laurent is a city located 15 nautical miles up the Maroni River, which is located on the border between
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Paramaribo – the capital of Suriname
After a few days in the jungle on the Maroni river (I will share more about the stay later, as