L'Aventura Voyages

Vessel Name: L'Aventura
Vessel Make/Model: Privilege P42
Hailing Port: Oban
Crew: Andy, Sue, Iona, Keir
About: We are all healthy, wealthless and not so wise.
03 June 2009 | Enroute to Tobago
26 May 2009 | Portsmouth, Dominica
14 May 2009 | Tintamarre
30 April 2009 | Tintamarre
10 April 2009 | Spanish Point, Barbuda
28 March 2009 | Spanish Point, Barbuda
27 March 2009 | Low Bay, Barbuda
26 March 2009 | Low Bay, Barbuda
25 March 2009 | Enroute to Barbuda
25 March 2009 | Enroute to Barbuda
19 March 2009
19 March 2009
18 March 2009
18 March 2009 | Marigot, St Martin
07 December 2008 | St George, Grenada
12 August 2008
Recent Blog Posts
03 June 2009 | Enroute to Tobago

Wahoo

Just woke up from a snooze.

26 May 2009 | Portsmouth, Dominica

Second Chances and Brave Endings

We left the rain behind in Deshaies - except for a feisty squall that popped the top two slugs on our main. All patched up yesterday. So, the sun shone in the enchanted islands called Les Saintes. An idyll of lush green vegetation, picture perfect red roofed houses, French style and Creole charm. [...]

14 May 2009 | Tintamarre

Deshaies

WE ESCAPED MARIGOT AND ST MARTIN.

02 May 2009

Tintamarre and bizzare anchoring

Hello everyone! :)

30 April 2009 | Tintamarre

WeeFee

HI

10 April 2009 | Spanish Point, Barbuda

Good Friday, Shame about Thursday

Hello

Tintamarre and bizzare anchoring

02 May 2009
Io/Iona and/or Nonie
Hello everyone! :)

It has taken me a fair wee while to finally get around to doing this but here I am writing the blog!

We spent a blissful 2 nights in Tintamarre just around the corner of the main anchorage. It is so much more beautiful around the corner and you can see pelican and sooty terns nesting on the rocks.
Of course once one boat is anchored somewhere it becomes a 'safe' anchorage and the boats begin to pile up. we were even joined by safari, a 60ft gunboat. A funny thing is you never ever see anyone on those boats.......a little spooky? Maybe, then again prehaps they're sitting inside, heads in hands, moaning "3 million dollars! Why? 3 million dollars on this boat Agh" :)

We had a great time with friends Bleu Marie and their nephew Manoo. We went snorkelling and saw some lovely fish even if the waves were a little large. There were also some fantastic elk horn corals that nearly brushed the surface of the water.

Our evenings entertainment was to watch a moorings charter boat anchor.......5 times! Yes you DID read that right. And the first few attempts were so close inshore they were in danger of 'brushing' some very large and not so soft coral bombeys.
They also light themselves up like a christmas tree when the sun went down. Mooring light, Navigation lights, steamer lights just about any switch that said 'light' was turned on.

We left this morning at 7 am to go to what daddy calls Dr.Seus's waiting place :) The lovely Marigot. Splendid. Mass stock-ups and Engine maintenance are go-go.

Much love Io
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