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| Some portions of the trail were steps carved into the rock |
This anchorage was more to our style than downtown Gustavia.
Part of the St. Bart’s park system, this bay had free moorings, which
apparently have really helped the seagrass beds recover from too much
anchoring, though lots of boats did come in and anchor, as it was the weekend.
Several megayachts were anchored well out, the crew dinghying in to set up
awnings for their guests. Many people also walked over from hotels in
neighboring bays. We walked the trail in the opposite direction, across the
peninsula, past La Petit Anse, a rocky little bay, to Anse des Flamands, which
had a nice white-sand beach. A nice,
cool swim was in store after the hot walk back!
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| Beautiful expanse of Anse des Flamands |
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| Brightly painted grocery |
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| Coral turtle eating a leaf |
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| The mooring field, with megayachts anchored farther out |
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