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I have a trip report from a 2018 one way from St. Vincent to Grenada at: http://www.traveltalkonline.com/ubb...o-grenada-jan-2-13-long.html#Post152856. To shorten the trip down from the Pitons, you can clear into SVG at Wallilabou and spend the night there, or motor the short distance to Keartons for the night. If you go there, call the Rock Side Cafe in advance as the last time we were there there were only 2 moorings to tie off to bow and stern. They will send people out to assist. You will also have many volunteers from Wallilabou offering help - wave them off and use the people the Cafe sends out. Dinner with Orlando and Rosi is very good. This will leave you about 3 hours sail to Bequia. I would recommend skipping St. Vincent on your way down and just going straight to Bequia from the Pitons. You can clear out of St. Lucia from Rodney Bay, spend the night at the Pitons and clear into Bequia the next day. You just have to let the Rodney Bay office know you won't be leaving St. Lucia until the following day. Just my 2 cents as St. Vincent is beautiful too.
Sue s/v Ripple Leopard 40
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