Saint Pierre to Le Marin to Rodney Bay on St Lucia


The anchorage St Pierre, a small village in the north of Martinique.

It was not crowded and we slept well.

















Lani excited on the way to the village. Last time it was only me being on land for customs clearance.















The dinghy dock directly in the heart of the village









What a cute little town and lots of space for Lani to run after doves or seagullls while she is making squeeking noises and wonders why they all fly away.









The dock seen from the town side.

















Especially for JOHN in Sweden, at 17.32 we still had almost 35 Celcius. So you might bring us some snow when you come to St Lucia!













The Leader price supermarket in Le Marin has a Dinghy Dock where you can take the shopping cart all the way to the dock and then there is even a place to return it there to get the coin out of the cart.

Picture was taken from the Dinghy with all "crap" piled up to be loaded in the boat. The evening before i was already there to get tons of bottled water.

At around 11 we lifted anchor and left for St Lucia. It was a good ride with around 6knots of speed and it tooks us a little over 3 hours before we were back in Rodney Bay. LinoCat is now on dock "J" which is brand new and with a gate but also with traffic noise and mosquitos. Maybe we change place again tomorrow.

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