Ruby Tuesday update

[Lionel Sole]

Hi,
Just an update, in case anyone else is in the area.
We are currently in Tobago Cays (fabulous), heading south to Grenada in a few days then north again in about 3 weeks.
Lionel and Elsie.

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[Helen McCubbin]

Watch ais. We are in st Vincent heading your way Bequia on the 8th then tobacco keys ( any particular suggestions???). Union island then Grenada to leave the boat around the first week of march

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[Lionel Sole]

Bequia - we found the northern part of Admiralty bay less windy than eastern side. Good place for laundry. Several services, we used daffodil. Good hiking, though if you are visiting turtle sanctuary, phone first to check it is open.

Mustique. Do visit. $EC 200 for 3 days but that works out at £10 pppd. Good snorkelling on reef north of Basil's. Fish market more expensive than St Vincent but still reasonable. Everything else ridiculously expensive, so stock up before arrival.
Mayrou - Salt Whistle bay beautiful but crowded (mooring buoys now official, so don't obstruct). Saline bay 90% as scenic, good shelter and plenty of room.

Tobago Cays - as lovely as the pictures and not as crowded as feared. No problem anchoring south of Baradel. Bread $EC15 per bagguette! Good snorkelling on reefs between petit bateau and jamesby. Plenty of turtles everywhere except where they are supposed to be!

See you in a few weeks.

Lionel

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