St Pierre Martinique

After clearing out this morning we left Anse Mitan and after an hour some Dolphins were jumping in around 100m but we were only doing 5 knots and so it was to boring for them to play with LinoCat.

The wind was south and we reached St Pierre without a problem.

The picture is taken from the salon, so when you look outside it looks like somewhere in the med sea.

No look with fishing and the anchorage is a bit rolly with some swell coming in from the south.

Tomorrow LinoCat will sail to Dominica, but since we have already seen it, we will only pass by without even clearing in.

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