Barbados, St Vincent, and The Grenadines

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To the east of St. Lucia lies Barbados, the former English island known for its rum and history of sugar plantations. It is the most densely populated Caribbean island, and probably more than any other feels like a bit of England in the tropics.
Its Atlantic coastline is very rugged, with rough seas, while its Caribbean side is blessed with beautiful white sand beaches. In the 19th century.
The last of the British Windward Islands are compete with the Virgin Islands as the finest yachting region in the Caribbean.
St. Vincent is a beautiful, sleepy island just beginning to be discovered by tourists, and the Grenadines, so-called because they lead to Grenada, are tiny specks with names like Bequia, Mustique, Canouan and Petit St. Vincent. A necklace of fine islands in friendly waters, they are a perfect place to put sails to the reliable trade winds that have delighted adventurous sailors for centuries.