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2009 Date: 4/9/2009

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Guadeloupe

We arrived at Guadeloupe in the morning and anchored off the small fishing port.

Port	Island Palms
The island of Guadeloupe is so small and with limited port facilities that almost all cruise ships bypass this tiny island.

Small harbor.	Colorful boats in harbor.	Port with walk bridge.	Pepe on bridge over small river.

Colors are so vibrant in these small port villages.	Looking out into the harbor.	Fishing boat on the beach.	Beautiful palms that line the beaches.

Small port village.	Gros Morne trail.	Renee tacking the slopes in flip-flops.	Apparently there was a flat route too.

Pepe on the slopes of the trail.	You can see the ship on this high vantage point.	Renee posing at the top.	The ship anchored in the bay.

One of the cannons that protect the bay.	The pristine beach a few kilometers away from the port town.	The inland river as it migrates to the sea.	Long desolate beaches.

After our long hike and stroll on the beach, we stopped for some lunch at a beachside restaurant.	The view was as good as the food.	For lunch: grilled lobster.	Evening dinner back aboard ship, filet mignon.

Guadeloupe Sunset	Sunset
Another fun and adventure packed day in the Caribbean, topped off with a wonderful dinner aboard ship under a Caribbean Moon.

End of Day - Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe would turn out to be one of my favorite stops, just because the island has that quint French Caribbean charm.