Yeah, not sure either.....I'll be down in a couple of months....I'll check for myself as well.....Canouan airport project didn't exactly pan out as expected! Go figure...a government sponsored plan....don't need say the rest!
Re: Charter options in the Grenadines
[Re: joeandholls]
#21936 08/29/201312:46 PM08/29/201312:46 PM
Hi BayCruiser, I just returned from SVG and walked through the base. There were a couple of Moorings and Sunsail boats but I did not see anyone milling around the offices. They still may offer you an alternative drop for a price. I went with Barefoot and as usual am very happy will their service. cheers Ian
Re: Charter options in the Grenadines
[Re: TimeHonoured]
#21938 09/18/201306:16 AM09/18/201306:16 AM
It's often tough to compare the charges of charter companies because of differences in the vessels, add-on options, provisioning, special offers, and other details. If you have sufficient experience to bareboat, you may be prepared to go. Or you may want a head person for a day or two until you get utilised to the vessel, a crew and chef if you don’t desire to proceed it solely, or a sailing instructor or full cruising school if you’re just beginning out.
Re: Charter options in the Grenadines
[Re: sabysmith]
#21939 09/24/201302:07 PM09/24/201302:07 PM
....there is someone other than Barefoot?? <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Wink.gif" alt="" /> We're heading back to SVG for our 8th charter season with Barefoot next year. To access the Grenadines from a charter base in Grenada does not seem to be the best use of the short time available on a charter. In addition, it becomes problematic to get to Bequia (a must for us) if your coming up from Grenada, unless you have a lot of time.