We had heard mixed reports of Canuoan, however we thought we
would stop in for a night and check it out on the way to the Tobago Cays, again
we had a great sail for the short distance (only about 20 miles) and spotted
the gorgeous Dama de Noche (Oyster 82) sailing north. As we rounded the north of Canouan,
gorgeous sandy beaches came into view and only a few yachts. This looked pretty
good to us so we snuck in behind the reef at the very head of the bay all on
our own and had a great quiet night, with only a little swell creeping in. We
went for a walk around the part of the island that isn’t part of the private
development and had a cocktail at the Tamarind Beach Hotel – this wasn’t the
most welcoming place we had been and wanted payment for their wifi so we went
back and had a great BBQ on board and headed out the next morning.
One thing that was interesting about Canouan was the amount
of tortoises there were just walking about; a girl we met said there was more
tortoises than people on the island… We hope to come back here again though as
it had a nice feel about the place and amazing beaches.
Dama de Noche with Canoan behind |
Dama de Noche heading north |
Askari approaching Canoan |
Perfect anchorage in Canoan |
Andrew on TBH dock |
Main Street Canoan |
Beach Bar Canoan |
Beach on Canoan |
Windward side of Canoan |
Friends in Canoan |
Colourful houses in Canoan |
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