ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
"Some visitors come for the 365 flour-soft sandy beaches and sizzling tropical sun, some for fishing, diving and water-sports, some for cocktails and dreams, some for cheap cocaine and prostitution, some for sun-drenched romance or honeymoons, many, like me, as part of a yachting crew." - Chef for Sail 2
Sailing into the Cribbean for the first time
Antigua ahoy
Warm summer breeze makes smiles all round
Casper would rather stay at sea
Enjoying the last of the days sun
Jaco is excited
Falmouth Harbour Marina
Casper and Amy
Lisa and Belinda
Saara, Falmouth Harbour Marina
The Maltese Falcon
Falmouth Harbour Marina
The Maltese Falcon, Falmouth Harbour
Sean loves it up there
Off for our first tropical sail
Fort Berkeley built in 1704
Learning the ropes
Antigua Yacht Race
Antigua, Shirley Heights
Steel Band, Shirley Heights
Cocktails and Caribbean Delusions
Beach Yoga
Falmouth Harbour
Another glorious sunset
A walk along the beach after two weeks at sea is heaven
Falmouth Harbour
Placid and peaceful
Antigua Yacht Race
Antigua,Shirley Heights
Rhum Punch and Sunset, Shirley Heights
Antigua Yacht Club
Rock Yoga
Falmouth Harbour
A billion dollar evening view
Passionfruit, Rum, Coconut Cheesecake
Wholesale Market
The best way to cook lobster
Roti Crackerjack Sue
Sue's famous Roti
Typical Antigua shop
Local Rhum
Fresh groud Nutmeg is the secret
Fresh Crab Stew
Farmers Market
Roti, Salad and Chutney
Caribbean Lobster is sweet
St Johns Produce Market
Home grown fruit
Four Rhum Punch please mun
Yes please?
Mango-Mojito
A sailors best friend
The Sunrise Shack
Organic farming
Jerk Chicken
Yacht delivery
Jerk Chicken Shack
Susie's Hot Sauce
Cocktail Hour
This has to be good for you
Fernanda and I
Long lunch with a few other crew's
A great night out with Jessica and Co
Sean and Jessica
Historic Nelson's Dockyard
Historic Nelson's Dockyard
Historic Nelson's Dockyard
Historic Nelson's Dockyard
Historic Nelson's Dockyard
St. John's Cathedral
Mahi Mahi; beautiful but delicious
Parting is such sweet sorrow
St John's Port
Off to the Med
Drone shot of Falmouth Harbour
St John's Port
Sheltering in between some hills
One of 365 beautiful beaches in Antigua
Historic Sailing Yacht
Club Med
Fruit and Veg Shack
Bye bye Fernanda
My last Caribbean selfie
Stow away
Excited Sean, Smiley and Megan
Sensational weather to leave
Final prep for sailing
The Captain poses
The last land for two weeks
Passing a few Classic Sailing Yachts
Its been a blast but happy to leave
And we are off
The Crew eating up large before the weather changes
Such sunset's never get boring
The weather is about to turn nasty
