Part of the Bay of Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas is a pleasure to navigate sight again. Changing island here in the Virgin, may take half an hour, an hour? And in addition, we made sail, no motor .... A nice playground, as Daniel said.
St. Thomas first, the island of pirates, who the evening looks like a big Christmas tree. Us before we anchor Charlotte Amalie, 500 feet of downtown and the dinghy dock. Never seen so many jewels, Rolex and company, they are all there, clearly dominating the entire commercial space. But there are more interesting. The island itself, he must climb to the summit, and there, the reward it's a perfect view of all virgins, Jost Van Dyke, St. Croix, St. John, Tortola and Virgin Gorda later ....
Stunning views of the Virgin Islands
Awesome! We also made a visit to the round of 99 steps. The tower itself has little interest, which has really turned it on the road to the tower, we can enter in four different homes, including a bill of Dutch home Haagensen, built in 1822. The beauty of this colonial house, its huge windows, giving all the bay, the porch, shutters, essential in this heat .... And gardens around. ... We felt the quintessence of life in the islands ... of course the price of building operations. ... That's the flip side.
We found our friends Julia IV also in Charlotte Amalie speak French ... Well, it's nice and plus they are pretty fun ... but no they are found Louise, the captain who travels alone on Blue Planet. ... We met Elise Stone and Imagine, which we have kindly said all their favorite coves, the ones who are in the south for 8 years .... They had talked about we just Honeymoon Bay, which is near Charlotte Amalie, we did, and really is very pretty .... A beautiful beach, a bar with lounge chairs, boat aground just on the same beach, giving an air of Gilligan's Island to the place ... too cute ... we have spent an afternoon and yesterday we moved to St. James to find Jean-Francois and Dominique for a supper. Today, with the largest wind we'll go to St. John ... and then leave blank for U.S. English. ... Another world ... it seems.
On the balcony of the house Haagensen
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