We have moved another 6nm further north into the bay of Saint-Pierre and dropped the anchor under Montagne Pelée currently covered in heavy clouds. Let’s see, if we get a free spot over the next couple of days.
SY Hexe did fly over to our next anchorage, we dawdled a bit and followed a sometime later. Therefore we got the luxury of a welcome photo session upon our arrival. All copyrights to Volker. Thank you, nice photos.
Despite the fact that Anse d’Arlet is a very small village, we joined the carnival parade today afternoon. It was a pleasure. The first cart presented the carnival queen and the second and last one stirred up the scene through a huge ghetto blaster with a DJ followed by the dancing crowd. After two hours the party was over and tranquillity returned back into the streets.
It was just after nine o’clock when I grabbed a chair in Coco Turquoise Beach Bar & Restaurant. Time for a second coffee after I finished my grocery shopping and short walk through Anse d’Arlet downtown.
Due to a snorkelling attraktion just off the beach it becomes very busy during the day. Many people are equipped with mask & fins to explore the underwater world. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed, the beach is clean and quite. On top you can enjoy food and drinks just a palm width away. I give another ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Once back on the boat it was time for brunch as Susan had a short break from work. Fresh baguette with homemade cream cheese.