Suz (A2C) and Laila (Nebula) found their own piece of heaven on a pretty white beach in Bequia.

There is never a Cabana boy when you need him. :)

Moonhole is a suburb unlike any other. The houses have been made out of the natural arch of the rock, which is known as the "Moonhole". The homes are rather primitive as there is no glass in the windows or electricity. Also beware of falling rock.... The original Moonhole house was abandoned due to a boulder falling on to the empty bed below.... Not my kind of a wake up call. :)

The Tabago Cays are the most pristine uninhabited islands in the Grenadines. The water is crystal blue with an abundance of live coral and sea life on the Horseshoe Reef that sounds the anchorage.

Our time here was bitter-sweet as we had to say goodbye to our cruising buds Rick and Suz. A2C was going up on the hard and Rick and Suz were headed home for the summer. Even though we had only met them a few months before, they had become like family to us. There were lot of good times had by all and memories that will last a lifetime.

During our farewell beach party, a 10 year old kid showed the oldies how a REAL man gets coconuts...:)

Watch out girls you never know who you will pick up on the beach. :)

David's new sidekick Gene Simons. :)

The Pirates of the Caribbean were filmed in St Vincent and the Grenadines.  One of the most famous scenes is where Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swan were thrown off the Black Pearl and stranded on an island where they light the palm trees on fire.  Well, this is that very island (Petit Tabac) where the scene was filmed.  For any environmentalist out there, no Palm trees where harmed during filming. :)  And the cache of rum was cleaned up long ago.