Saturday, after our usual lime at Nick's Donuts, we decided to take a slight detour down into Lance Aux Epines.
Truth be told, we had heard that there was a small garage sale down by the boatyard and went to see if there was any interesting stuff which we might want.

The cruise ship season has started again, and that means that on some days the city, sights and the beach will be a little crowded. Unlike many other islands, we usually don't have more than 2 ships in at the same time, but sometimes it can get a little busy when 3 or more ships call at the port, which rarely happens. The schedule for Grenada, is listed here.

In this blog, we will give some tips to both cruise ship passengers and overnight visitors alike, on how to avoid the crowds and enjoy what Grenada has to offer.

Well, its finally here! The new ferry service that will start this October, from Grenada.
Have you ever wanted to travel between the islands and explore more than one of them during your vacation?
So would we.
Unfortunately, it has become a little too expensive to fly on a regular basis.
We often looked at the ferry service between the Grenadines and St. Vincent, but there is not a regular connection further south than Union Island.

We decided to take advantage of it and putter along the coast in the boat and just soak up some sun. Took the camera with us (just in case) and got a couple of good shots of places along the coast, which we thought we would share with everyone.