We stopped for the night at Anse Cachon on our trip down to St. Vincent/Carriacou from St. Lucia so that we could save a couple of hours enroute. Turns out it was a little rolly this night so we didn’t sleep as well as when we had visited the time before.

The next day, we got up at the crack of dawn to head to St. Vincent. We were going to stay the night in St. Vincent and then go on to Carriacou. As I recall, this was a fairly uneventful sailing day – very little wind in the lee of St. Lucia, but once we got out of her shadow, we found some wind.

We got into St. Vincent just before dusk and took a mooring ball between Young Island and the mainland. It was very crowded and fairly close to shore with lots of shore noise, but the water was calm and we were able to get some sleep before heading out the next day.