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Barb Apr 18th, 1999 09:20 AM

Where to go from Barbados
 
We are going for a two week vacation in Feb/March 2000. We have decided to spend a week in Barbados and would like to travel somewhere from there for the second week. Any ideas.

Uschi Wetzels Apr 20th, 1999 03:00 PM

Hi Barbados-traveller! <BR> <BR>Do you have already an accommodation? My inn Sea-U! opened in January. It is located at the unspoiled East Coast. When you like check out my web pages: <BR>http://www.funbarbados.com/lodigns/seau.cfm <BR>http://www.funbarbados.com/lodgings/.../Seau/More.cfm <BR>

Cathy May 7th, 1999 03:00 AM

Barb - St. Lucia is nearby and offers a very different surrounding than Barbados. You can enjoy the beaches in Barbados and then the lush hills in St. Lucia. Another thought is Grenada which I haven't been to yet, but I hear it's beautiful. I also loved Martinique, but many people complain that the people aren't as friendly - I didn't experience that myself, but it seems to be a common theme. Anse Chastenet in St. Lucia is beautiful.

Peggy May 7th, 1999 08:43 AM

We spent a week at Petit St. Vincent in the Grenadines then 5 days on Barbados. Perfect mix. From Barbados it is a 45 min jump to Union Island where you have access to PSV, Palm Island, Mustique, Mayreau to name a few. Most are slow paced private romantic islands which for us balanced great with the more to do/see pace of Barbados. Enjoyed both greatly.

charlie May 11th, 1999 01:39 AM

Have you considered chartering a yacht. This means you would be able to explore several different islands in your second week yet still from one secure base. Most yachts have all the luxurys of a modern hotel, air conditioning, T.V and video, telephone etc. A yacht I know personally is called Irene and is a 120ft classic ketch. She has five crew, all meals and drinks are included in the price and the food is excellent. If you like water sports they carry a 35hp inflatable with waterskiis, wakeboard, tube, kayaks, sailing dingy and dive gear including a compressor, tanks BCD's, masks and fins. The itinerary is left up to you so you can visit as many islands as feasible or just explore one, you can do as much as you want or as little. Any kind of activity or tour can be arranged. If you want more information their website is www.ireness.com or fell free to email me. Good luck with what ever you decide to do.

BobM May 11th, 1999 03:35 AM

I think a good recommendation would be Bequia. If you want more info about connecting flights just tell me. Also, let me know what you like to do on vacationa and I will help you if I can. <BR> <BR>Bob


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