Island Card (visiting Islands N-100 & N101) ~ Your shore excursion to St.Lucia, when you visit onboard mv Riviera, is a performance of Derek Walcott’s masterpiece of poetic drama “Dream on Monkey Island”, at his open-air theatre on Pigeon Island, which is on the other side of the man-made causeway linking the two islands. ~ Continue reading »
Ship Card (visiting Island N-100) ~ Luckily, ss Neptune does not sail until the early hours of the next morning on her Friday visit to St.Lucia (pronounced loosha). So go to the Friday night “Jump Up” in Gros Islet and make new friends with the locals, your fellow cruisers and visiting holiday makers along with … Continue reading »
Island Card (N-100, N-103 on the scorecard) ~ On board ss Mayan Sun, sailing from St.Vincent, you visit St.Lucia and see one of the most magnificent views in all of the Caribbean. Two half-mile high spikes (Petit Piton and Gros Piton) stand guard over Jalousie Bay and the St.Lucia Rainforest Reserve with its banana trees, … Continue reading »
Island Card (visiting Islands F-46, M-86 & N-100) ~ While visiting St.Lucia on board ss Colombia you visit the northern tip of the island and find an artist’s retreat and art gallery showing exceptional works by local St.Lucian artists as well as paintings and sculptures from Haiti and Carriacou. ~ Continue reading »
Island Card (visiting Island N-100) ~ ss Caribbean Star anchors off Marigot Bay in St.Lucia. Hang your hammock between two palm trees on the beach of this beautiful cove with its spectacular protected anchorage at Hurricane Hole. ~ Continue reading »
Island Card (visiting Islands L-77 & N-100) ~ Travel “La Trace” route to Mount Pelee which erupted in 1902, wiping out Martinique’s capital of St.Pierre. Your trip takes you through the Pitons Carbet mountains where a hike to the top of Piton Carbet will afford you of a wonderful vista of all Martinique and even … Continue reading »
Ship Card <Lose Island N-100 from your scorecard> ~ Collectors value highly the extremely colorful postage stamps of St.Lucia, many of which portray island flora and fauna as well as … Continue reading »
Ship Card (visiting Islands N-100 & N-101) ~ When ssc Island Dancer visits St.Lucia, a visit to Pigeon Island is in order. This island (now connected to the mainland) was used by pirates, notably a Frenchman known to the Spaniards as … Continue reading »
Island Card (visiting Islands N-100 & N101) ~ Your shore excursion in St.Lucia, when you visit onboard mv Riviera, is a performance of Derek Walcott’s masterpiece of poetic drama “Dream on Monkey Island”, at his open-air theatre on Pigeon Island. ~ Continue reading »
Ship Card (visiting Island N-100) ~ Luckily, ss Neptune does not sail until the early hours of the next morning on her Friday visit to St.Lucia (pronounced loosha). So go to the Friday night “Jump Up” in Gros Islet and make new friends with the locals, your fellow cruisers and visiting holiday makers … Continue reading »
A minor “accident technique” with the computer last night … or I could blame different time zone issues. Or, I could just own up to the fact that occasionally the daily posts are not going to be quite so “daily” as the word might imply. With the WWCL Game App on iTunes everything is shipshape and Bristol … Continue reading »
