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Bequia Island, Grenadines - Admiralty Bay
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Admiralty Bay lies on the sheltered west side of the island and is known locally in Bequia as "de Harbour".
The horseshoe bay offers good protection from the weather for visiting yachts & local ferries which run between the Grenadine islands on a regular basis.
The capital village of Port Elizabeth is tucked safely in the heart of the bay and offers a selection of shops clustered along front street.
The deep water harbour is guarded by Hamilton Fort to the north, Princess Margaret Beach & Bell Point to the south.
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| Admiralty Bay, Bequia, Grenadine Islands of the Caribbean. Copyright notice: The top and left photographs of Admiralty Bay can be reproduced on another website for illustration purposes, on a Blog or chat room, provided the image is not altered including cropping of any text within the photo. All Caribbean Islands images must include the following text link credit: Photo supplied courtesy of Paradise Islands You are required to inform us by email of the URL's of ALL web pages that include our photographs - see our contact us page. Keywords: Admiralty, Bay, Bequia, Grenadines, Grenadine Islands The two smaller images (on the bottom right) were kindly provided by St Vincent and the Grenadines tourism, all rights reserved. |
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Port Elizabeth
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Bequia Map
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Bequia Beaches
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Hamilton Fort
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Moonhole
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Whaling
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Model Boat Building
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Island Scenes
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