Caribbean BoatLife afloat, Grenada close to beach

Enjoy a stay afloat in a beautiful bay on our boat sleeping while gently rocking in your very own V-berth cabin. Sit out on deck under the stars. Listen to the distant Caribbean drum beat coming from the close by bars and restaurants. Paddle to the nearby beach get yourself a cocktail and soak up the sun. Jump straight off the boat into 20 degrees of tropical waters. Explore the wonderful island of Grenada. Just to take note my husband and I and our small dog live on our boat. Happy to help : The space It’s a V-berth double cabin with a large hatch over head there is room to sit up in bed. There are some cupboards and a small wardrobe to put some belongings. There is a door that leads to a bathroom with a sink. Comfy bed to lay your head after a day full of adventures. There is full access to showers on land. We offer free fresh drinking water, Teas, Coffee, Orange juice and biscuits during your stay. Guest access Private cabin. You can access the cabin from the deck through the hatch or through the main saloon. Guests must keep there belongings in their own cabin. The saloon and kitchen are shared spaces. Free use of the deck to sunbath on. During your stay We will be staying on the boat in our own cabin and are available to help you enjoy your stay. We can suggest places to visit, send you links in advance and strongly suggest you plan your itinerary. Also you can get the local Digicel SIM card at a cheap rate to have Wi-Fi and so we are able to contact you to ferry you back and forth to the boat. We are a friendly couple but also are happy to make ourselves scarce and give you your space. Other things to note It’s a boat if you have never stayed on a boat we need to talk about expectations. Our boat is a 1996 Moody 44ft. You will need to be physically fit enough to climb from the dinghy onto the boat. The boat runs on Solar power so we rely solely on the power of the sun as our source of energy. Soft shoes or no shoes while on the boat please. The heads (toilet) is a hand pump manual toilet paper must never be put in it. We collect water from the shore twice a week to fill the tanks so please use it sparingly. We are afloat in the bay. One hand for the boat when moving around on deck. Getting to and from the boat requires us to pick you up from the dock. There is no air-conditioning but we do get the sea breezes and have fans that help with the heat. Of course you can always jump in the sea to cool down. You will love it..