Embark on a captivating journey with us as we explore the enchanting beauty of Barbados and Grenada in our latest video! Dive into the heart of the island's natural wonders, starting with the serene and mystical Harrison Cave. Explore Grand Etang Lake, nestled in an extinct volcanic crater. Surrounded by lush rainforests, this lake is a haven for nature lovers and adventurers alike
Our adventure doesn't stop there! We also visit the historical and strategic Fort Frederick, offering a glimpse into the island's past and breathtaking views of St. George's.
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Hello everybody. We're getting ready to embark on an extraordinary venture to the
magnificent Harrison Cave in beautiful Barbados and then on to Grenada. As we dock the harbor is
alive with action as the crew works hard to refresh and polish up the ship. We step off
the ship and move through the port terminal to catch a bus to Harrison's Cave. Barbados is home
to some of the world's oldest and most renowned rum distilleries. Upon arrival we receive our
The cave goes down 160 feet below the surface but we're still 70 feet above sea level.
As we go through the cave check out these stunning stalactites and stalagmites.
We only saw a fraction of the caves because there's still three miles that have been left
unexplored. Now we're off to the bird sanctuary.
We did have a bit of a plot twist as our bus continued to break down on the way back to the
ship. Our bus driver and tour guide were not happy but they got us back in time. The entertainment
was an amazing violinist. We then sailed overnight to Grenada, another beautiful port.
Today's excursion leads us to a beautiful Annandale Falls, the misty Etang Lake,
a fragrant spice tour, and the historic Fort Frederick. These stunning landscapes were shaped
by ancient volcanic activity. The rain began to pour as we were here. Get ready for the person
who's going to jump off the cliff. On to our next stop, Etang Lake. Because of the rain it was very
foggy. This is a crater lake formed from a volcano. Next stop, Fort Frederick. We visited historic Fort
Frederick. This was an innovative design. Unlike many other forts of the era that were designed
to fend off attacks from the sea, Fort Frederick's cannons faced inland. This unusual design was a
direct result of the French experience during the conflict with the British where they realized
that attacks can come from any direction and it was crucial to defend against threats from the land
as well. The panoramic views at the top of the fort were just stunning. As we leave Fort Frederick
it's time to go to the Spice and Herb Garden. The overall theme goes right here on a tree.
So you're going to see it looking red or green but it all has to turn yellow
in order to be harvested. All right so when you're eating your chocolate you know definitely
it comes up a tree in Grenada. So you're going to be cracked open and there goes your cocoa beans.
We get back in time for our evening entertainment and then we have a day at sea.
Our next stop is Devil's Island, French Guinea. We'll see you there.
