Prickly Bay and St Davids harbour (Grenada Marine)

After a good night sleep in Prickly Bay at anchor we took a local bus for 2.5 EC Dollar and went for shopping in a nice shopping mall. They even have NUTELLA, my favorite chocolate spread but since we just visited Martinique we had enough Nutella on board.

But they had all we need. Well just no bananas.


At 12.00 we lifted the anchor to relocate another 6 miles west to St. Davids harbour where LinoCat will get out of the water on Monday.

Be aware of the rocky coast when you sail along here. There are underwater rocks just 0.6m below the water. When the waves break there you can even see the rocks. So have a good look on the map and be alert.

Many of the bouys which are in the map do not exist in real, so expect the unexpected :-)





When we approached St Davids we also could see the waves breaking on shallo rocks just near the entrance.


An appointment for Monday morning was confirmed and together with Ralf from La Medianoche we had a coffee on LinoCat and then went to the southern police station for a temporary driving permit for Grenada since we want to explore a little bit of the island.

There are many nice catamarans and other boats out here but it will be more busy in a few weeks.

At the end of April the Condor direct flights to Grenada stop and will continue after the hurricane season.

Until Monday LinoCat is on a mooring and since this bay is quite protected against wind i just hope it is getting not toooooo hot at night.











La Medianoche already on dry land.