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Just asking for some feedback about Bequia. Is the western side better that the Atlantic side? I’m interested in the hotel bu also walking distance to restaurants.
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Been there several times by boat and therefore stayed at Port Elizabeth. There are several restaurants, markets and other local shops in this area. As far as which side is better, that depends on individual tastes and I'm not familiar with Atlantic side.
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Port Elizabeth has a large variety of bars and restaurants, I would stay near there. Transport around the island is easy and we have walked across the island several times
Hey Fred, how you been. I'm heading to London today from Dublin for a Skyelark reunion, then off to Berlin with Rike, not sure if you've met her. Then couple nights with D&E, then south coast of Eng and finally home.
Come to St. Lucia this year, we have 2 bdr Ab&b Dec 1 to Mar 31
Cheers
Drink all day at home, your friends worry about you; do it on vacation and they say "what a good time you're having". Save your friends needless worry, travel more!
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Always west side Pt Eliz. We stayed an extra day after the long haul from St Lucia. Good restaurants, shopping, site seeing. Sea turtles farm cab ride was worth it too.
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