Culebra, SABA, and St. Martin

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Some photos taken in Culebra, St. Martin, and Saba are attached.

We watched the Culebra International Heineken Regatta and the Rolex Regatta in St. Thomas. We stopped in the BVI's on our way to St. Martin. Steve and Ann Honea joined us for shopping in Marigot and Phillipsburg, a street party in Grand Case, a mud bath on Tintamarre island, scuba diving and snorkeling near St. Barts, a hike to the top of the island of Saba, and butterfly viewing just south of Orient Beach.

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Photos

IC-24 Start at the Culebra International Heineken Regatta
Culebra, Puerto Rico is one of the Spanish Virgin Islands. The primary language in Puerto Rico is Spanish even though it is part of the United States.

Windwardside, SABA
All the buildings on the volcanic island of SABA are white with green trim and red roofs

Top of SABA
Saba was formed by volcanoes. This photo was taken after hiking to the top of the island. The hike to the top thru the rainforest takes 3 hours.

Marigot Bay and Simpson Bay, St. Martin
Marigot has fine french food and shops. Simpson Bay has bars, restaurants, boat chandleries, shops, boat repairs, laundries, groceries, a yacht club, fuel, water, ice and gathering places for cruisers to make new friends and meet up with old friends. Cruisers play Mexican Train Dominoes, have potlucks, swap books and DVD's and have boat parts flea markets in Simpson Bay.

Comments

[dick]

that is some butterfly