WHAT IS ELOPEMENT?
Eloping is trying to get away from the stress of planning a wedding, away from demanding family members or friends who try to push their ideas as if they are the ones who are going to get married.
My Elopement Story
Keegan’s Beachside (Bequia, SVG)
In our 4 days at Bequia Island, we spent a lot of time at Keegan’s Beachside since it’s only a 3 to 5-minute walk from Ermina’s Villa.
It is a beachfront restaurant located at Lower Bay. Imagine eating breakfast on the beach and watching the sun slowly rises.
Buccament Bay Resort
This is one of the best white beaches we had ever seen. The place is breathtaking. There is no entrance fee, but you need to inform the crew if you want to use their facilities like the pool or one of their beach beds.
A Quick Travel Guide to St. Vincent and the Grenadines
St. Vincent and the Grenadines is located in the southern part of the Caribbean. It is composed of 32 beautiful islands including Bequia, Mustique, Tobago Cays, Young Island, Union Island, Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent, Canouan and Mayreau.
Jack’s Bar (Bequia, SVG)
Jack’s Bar is a popular restaurant in Bequia, located at the Princess Margaret Beach. It has a beachfront setting and a Caribbean Island atmosphere. They don’t have a lot on their menu, however the food was delicious and the cocktails were great! I was hoping to try their famous lobster dishes based on the positive reviews from TripAdvisor, but the lobster season is only from September to May.
DIY-Climbing an Active Volcano: La Soufrière
LA SOUFRIÈRE FAST FACTS:
- Pronounced as [soo-fryer]
- La Soufrière is an active volcano known as the highest peak at 1234 m (4049 ft) in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
- The earliest recorded eruption was in March 26, 1718 and the last one was in April 1979 with no known casualties.
- The forest’s physical structure and vegetation changes as you go higher.
- There are three major forest types on Soufrière: Montane Rain Forest, Palm Brake and Elfin Woodland.
Exploring The Pirates of the Caribbean Film Set
Wallilabou Bay is one of the top places you should not miss when you are in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Aside from its scenic waterfalls, it also preserved the once famous film set of the Pirates of the Caribbean. The location was used in the opening scene of the Curse of the Black Pearl.
