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The moonlit showers, endless uninterrupted views and a fusion of
natural renewable materials make this estate a magical development
situated upon one of the islands prime areas of headland.





Hope Bay





Situated on the Eastern side of the island, enjoy the Windward cooling breezes

Plenty Wind is a popular rental property

on the island due to its location, degree of comfort and well equipped interior.
The white crescent sandy beach, 200m in
length, is only accessible from the water or along a single semi-paved
hillside path through aromatic white cedar and indigenous
coconut groves. Due to its secluded position the beach remains very
quiet and peaceful. The warm turquoise waters feature long lines of
breakers from the Atlantic, a natural point break, and offers the
location ideal for body surfing and windsurfing. The average sea water
temperatures vary from 77F-82F making this virtually private beach ideal
for a variety of watersports.


Natural coral reef lies off much of the
coastline with Bequias' shores offering monster shoals of fish for scuba
divers to enjoy. With several wrecks
and shallow caves accessible to advanced divers, the island of Bequia
offers

a
stunning and unspoilt location for lovers of the sea.






Port Elizabeth Harbour



These properties are only a 10 minute
drive away from the vibrant harbour of Port Elizabeth where local
fishermen blow a conch shell to welcome the return of the catch. This
scenic, commercial hub of the island offers a safe anchorage for the
many sailing and fishing boats that visit the island. Port Elizabeth
thrives on its fishing and boat building traditions. Alongside the dive
shops, restaurants, bars and boutiques Port Elizabeth provides a variety
of watersport activities, opportunities to arrange a day sail or longer
cruises to the Grenadines, Tobago Cays and Mustique. For keen sailors
the excellent Bequia Bookshop in Port Elizabeth offers a wide selection
of charts and maps for sale.





The Island of Bequia



Bequia, which means the Island of
Clouds, is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt of the 60 islands that
make up the 68 mile long archipelago of St.Vincent & the
Grenadines. Due to the remote position of the islands and their
dependence upon inter-island trade the locals who are proud of their
boat building and fishing traditions are eager to share their knowledge
and welcome visitors to the island.
Jimmy Buffet lists Bequia as one of his top 5 least spoilt of the Caribbean Islands.
This lush green island characterized by
tropical rainforest is surrounded by miles of stunning white sandy
beaches. The indigenous woodland offers a variety of flora and fauna
including wild orchids, tropical fruit and nuts, hummingbirds and
yellowbirds making this environment free from commercial noise and
alive with natural sounds of the sea, the warming trade winds and local
wildlife.





Bequia Climate




Daytime temperatures average between 24C-30C(75F-86F) throughout the year.



In the winter



a cooler evening might see a low of around
21C whereas the summer temperatures could reach 32C(90F). The tradewinds
bring with them cooling breezes for most of the year,
whilst the famous c
hristmas winds bring stiffer, steady breezes and lively seas which provide perfect sailing conditions.









The Islands