Charter from the Moorings in St. Lucia. Sail the windwards one way from
St. Lucia to Grenada. St. Lucia to Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, Tobago
Cays (three uninhabited islands), Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent,
Carriacou, Sandy Island (uninhabited, great snorkeling) Grenada.
Exactly what you are looking for, we have done it several times, and
looking forward to leaving Florida fall of 2004 to head south.

Kelton Joyner
s/v Isle Escape

nick wrote:
I'm planning a sailing charter in the Caribbean around Christmas -
7-10 days with captain for two couples.

I've never been to the Caribbean and am looking for advice on which
island group would best fit our interests:

snorkeling and diving,
lack of crowds,
unihabited or islands still in their natural state,
close distance between islands.

We're not interested in nightlife or cities.

I'd love to hear any advice, ranging from where to go, favorite
charter companies, etc.

Thanks.

In article ,
Kelton Joyner wrote:

Charter from the Moorings in St. Lucia. Sail the windwards one way from
St. Lucia to Grenada. St. Lucia to Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, Tobago
Cays (three uninhabited islands), Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent,
Carriacou, Sandy Island (uninhabited, great snorkeling) Grenada.
Exactly what you are looking for, we have done it several times, and
looking forward to leaving Florida fall of 2004 to head south.
Yup, this is the ticket.

jay
Tue, Aug 26, 2003





Kelton Joyner
s/v Isle Escape

nick wrote:
I'm planning a sailing charter in the Caribbean around Christmas -
7-10 days with captain for two couples.

I've never been to the Caribbean and am looking for advice on which
island group would best fit our interests:

snorkeling and diving,
lack of crowds,
unihabited or islands still in their natural state,
close distance between islands.

We're not interested in nightlife or cities.

I'd love to hear any advice, ranging from where to go, favorite
charter companies, etc.

Thanks.


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