Saint George

Written by Pieter Jan on Mar 12, 2020 — 2 min read

From: Le Phare Blue Marina, Grenada
To: Saint George, Grenada

The Parents are visiting us once more! They arrived just before the whole world got into COVID19 lockdown mode, completing a reckless and daring journey through the challenging Madrid and Miami airports, battling infected Spaniards and Americans, wielding nothing more than sewing needles, a hefty book and about 20 suitcases (or so I imagine).

We spent a few days together in Le Phare Blue, enjoying the marina pool, before setting sail to Saint George.

The Parents enjoying a short and sweet sail around the southern part of the island
The Parents enjoying a short and sweet sail around the southern part of the island

Once we sailed past Glover Island, the sea became flat and the wind kept a blowing at nice 15 knots. Perfect sailing conditions!

Past southern Point Salines
Past southern Point Salines

We turned north and sailed close-hauled(sailing with the wind coming from almost the front of the boat), with the daggerboards fully down, into the Saint George lagoon. A rainbow over the town welcomed us.

Rainbow over Saint George
Rainbow over Saint George

We elected to spend two nights in the Port Louis marina, the only superyacht marina in Grenada, hobnobbing with the likes of Barry Diller and Diane von Fürstenberg on Eos — okay, we saw the ship from a distance.

A superyacht marina has superyacht prices, and although the showers are great, we’re not staying longer than we have to.