Grenada - It's Awesome
Air travel never ceases to amaze me, in fact, it blows my mind. I find it incredible that I had breakfast in Grenada this morning, lunch in Trinidad, dinner somewhere over the Caribbean Sea, and tonight I’ll be sleeping in my own bed. I’ve been a pilot since I was 17 and I still find this facet of my life amazing.
The last few days in Grenada have been very eventful, so eventful that I’ve been returning back to my villa exhausted.
I’ve been staying at Maca Bana, it’s a group of 7 villas hidden away between some hills and trees. I don’t think I’ve ever stayed in a place where I didn’t care if my door was locked or not. Maca Bana is a fantastic and comfortable place, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants some peace and quiet without sacrificing comfort. They’ve also got high speed wireless internet throughout the property.
Over the past few days I’ve done some jungle hiking and river tubing. I met a monkey in the rainforest. I participated in a Crab race and took a ferry to Carriacou, Grenada’s sister island. Carriacou is neat. It’s remote yet developed with paved roads. It even has a desalination plant and several restaurants and shops along the main strip. The picture below with the cannon was taken there.
I can sum up Grenada in one word: “Awesome!”
I won’t bore you with too many details, I’ll do that with my article that will be posted online in a few weeks. In the meantime, you can enjoy some pictures I took.
The last few days in Grenada have been very eventful, so eventful that I’ve been returning back to my villa exhausted.
I’ve been staying at Maca Bana, it’s a group of 7 villas hidden away between some hills and trees. I don’t think I’ve ever stayed in a place where I didn’t care if my door was locked or not. Maca Bana is a fantastic and comfortable place, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants some peace and quiet without sacrificing comfort. They’ve also got high speed wireless internet throughout the property.
Over the past few days I’ve done some jungle hiking and river tubing. I met a monkey in the rainforest. I participated in a Crab race and took a ferry to Carriacou, Grenada’s sister island. Carriacou is neat. It’s remote yet developed with paved roads. It even has a desalination plant and several restaurants and shops along the main strip. The picture below with the cannon was taken there.
I can sum up Grenada in one word: “Awesome!”
I won’t bore you with too many details, I’ll do that with my article that will be posted online in a few weeks. In the meantime, you can enjoy some pictures I took.
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Been to Grenada, love it!
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