St George's and Hog Island Pics
Tamarisk
Sun 5 Feb 2006 15:38
are good vegetable and fish markets. Also - when there's a cruise ship on
the dock - lots of broad-backsided Americans in unfortunate shorts and
trainers.
We spent a couple of nights anchored off Hog Island. Roger opens his bar
with a case of cold Carib each evening but otherwise it's uninhabited. The
reefs make for some interesting pilotage in but also mean there's no swell
to make us roll. The Little Dipper restaurant overlooking the island is
reputed to be Grenada's best. It's certainly good value. Food for four
including lobster and conch for less than £25.
Fishing boats in St George's
Walking round the Carenage
Sailing cruise ships in St George's
Eddie with Hog Island and Roger's Bar in the background
Eddie and Tim swim ashore
Lunch in the Little Dipper
View from the Little Dipper including Tamarisk at anchor