We wandered over to the restaurant for our complimentary breakfast. We both ordered the Plantation Breakfast with potatoes and beans. The potatoes had a sweet mango sauce on them, which was different but good and the beans were pork and beans. Not expected. The restaurant sits near the beach, so it was a very peaceful meal. Yesterday this hotel was very crowded, but today, Sunday, there are not too many folks here. We like that.
Rick was feeling under the weather, so after breakfast he went to the room and I walked over to Princess Margaret Beach. The pathway consists of wooden steps, a path up the mountain through trees, more wooden steps down and then concrete steps down to the beach. Jacks Beach Bar is a nice restaurant at the north end of the beach. As you walk further south, it becomes more folksy with little shacks set up to seek drinks and trinkets. The beach reminds me of the Costa Rican beaches with tress growing towards the sand. I looked for Willy, as Sandy and I both wanted to buy small whalebone sailboat necklaces. Willy had come to Princess Margaret Beach the day before and Kathy had picked up my earrings for me that he needed a piece for. But, not today.
I checked in on Rick and the took my Kindle to read in the hammock by the pool. So relaxing. I love hammocks.
That night we shared a bottle of wine that Captain AJ had given us. Our hotel had a band that night, so we sat on our balcony and listened for a bit. We then headed down the walkway to The Fig Tree for a lobster dinner, which was grilled and delicious! A band was playing at The Fig Tree, so we had a fun time dancing. Some of the locals joined us. It was a great last night in Bequia.
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| Colorful sign on the Belmont Walkway/ |
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| We passed the Whaleboner. |
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| Guard dog? |
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| Love the conch shell detailing in the rock wall. |
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