After a relaxed breakfast with a sea view, we took a walk to Oistins today.
Beach on the way to Oistins At the reception, we were looked at strangely because we wanted to walk the 3-kilometer path.
Beach on the way to Oistins Actually, we took a few small detours from the main road, and the closer it got to noon, the warmer the sun became.
Beach on the way to Oistins When we arrived at the famous Oistins Fish Market, most of the stalls were closed and there were only a few people here. Oistins Fish Market
The main visiting time when the stalls are open and music plays for dancing is Friday evening.
Oistins Fish Market We returned via Hill Road with views of the sea (at least at some points).
Maxwell Hill Road However, on the main road, we took the bus for the last part because it was really hot now.
Maxwell Hill Road Before boarding the Royal Clipper, we relaxed a bit at the hotel pool.
Departure from Barbados
On board, we were greeted with music and cocktails and first explored the ship on our own and with a guided tour.
On board the Royal Clipper
After a lavish dinner with nice table neighbors from Thuringia, we went on deck to watch the sails being set with a glass of champagne.
Setting sails
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