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Bequia - The largest of the Grenadines (0 viewing) 
The island's enduring seafaring heritage is one of its most striking features. Virtually every Bequia family has some connection to the sea either past or present, and today's fishermen, sailors and boat-builders are quietly proud to share their marine traditions with newcomers to the island.
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Bequia - The largest of the Grenadines 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
This delightful, hilly, green island is just an hour's sail south of St Vincent. The largest of the Grenadines (though that's not saying much), it was once a centre of shipbuilding and whaling. Today, most maritime activity is confined to yachting and model boat building.

The island's commercial centre is Port Elizabeth, which fronts Admiralty Bay on the western coast. The town strikes a nice balance between quaintness and convenience. It has an international mix of residents, and many of the restaurants and shops are run by expats
 
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