I have by the way added some of our very favorite websites and blogs down on the sidebar to the right. There are so many pages out there to read but these are some of them that I/we always get back to to find a good style, good vibes and plenty of inspiration. Will add up with some additional sites in the next few days.

Still overwhelmed by the sudden encounter of a large (around 7-8 meters long) female humpback whale and her calf. They played around our boat for 3-4 minutes before they took off underwater. Unbelievable creatures, they seem so harmonic and peaceful in their slow motion, their steady breathing through the blowholes and the surreal size of their beautiful bodies. Next time I'll try have a look at them from underneath the surface.

We've been out trekking in a rainforest all morning, swam in a natural hot mineral bath made by a waterfall and got pain and bruised by all that walking up and down the volcanic mountains but more about all that later. We're just crossing the channel between St Lucia and Martinique and if we arrive in a moderately early time I might have some energy left to show you some pics from today and some other interesting things we've been up to these past ten days. Laters.

Fruits for breakfast, almost like on the boat. 

Hobie Cat sailing on the schedule today.

Once upon a time, one early morning in Ibiza right after a hard night at Cocoon-Amnesia, one of our very dear friends invited us to put our boat in his pool. I don't think I can describe neither the moment or the actuality of the story for you all out there but it was a good night, boat in a pool or not. This photo from tonight is for you Sean. Consider it another happy birthday greeting. Looking very much forward to have you with us in St Barts after the summer for more madness.

This resort we arrived to btw, is beyond insane as well. Absolutely fantastic place and Caos looks damn good being the only boat anchored in the private bay just outside of our villa, don't you think? M A G I C O.

So the family has left home and Alex and I are all by ourselves again. To start off the weekend we have just arrived to the ridiculously beautiful Buccament Bay on the SW coast of St Vincent and its Buccament Bay resort. There is definitely something special with arriving to a five star resort from the sea and not by plane and road. Looking forward to a weekend full of relaxation, chilling by the beach, windsurfing, eating, maybe sailing a hobie cat and eating some more..

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Besides the local pizzeria which we've now visited like 2, 3, 4 times, this might be the best restaurant in Bequia. Gingerbread is located on the beach of Admiralty Bay and offers excellent service, great Caribbean/Indian food, some good French wines and a beautiful view over the bay from the terrace upstairs. 

Having some good and relaxing times here with Alex family, despite all the rain. Bequia is truly a beautiful island, glad to finally have the chance to discover it.