Empty beaches and wild rainforests: the overlooked Caribbean island
Saturday dawned just like Friday on Grand Anse beach in Grenada. Pink clouds, pinker water, volleys of pelicans skimming the flat sea and a procession of hotel
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Saturday dawned just like Friday on Grand Anse beach in Grenada. Pink clouds, pinker water, volleys of pelicans skimming the flat sea and a procession of hotel
Toggle Sidebar Grenada: “The man who mapped a nation by hand” [Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing this item to our attention.] Steph Keelan and Chris Black ( BBC Travel) write about Telfor Bedeau, known as “the Indiana Jones of Grenada,” who “has kayaked around his Caribbean island home, walked nearly every inch of it and climbed its highest peak 217 times.” Beyond Grenada’s picture-perfect beaches, the Caribbean nation is a nature lover’s paradise of lush rainforests, crashing waterfalls and soaring mountain ranges. For the past 60 years, those who ventured deep into t...
By Steph Keelan & Chris Black 9 April 2021 Beyond Grenada's picture-perfect beaches, the Caribbean nation is a nature lover's paradise of lush rainforests, crashing waterfalls and soaring mountain ranges. For the past 60 years, those who ventured deep into the wilds of the Grand Etang Nature Reserve in Grenada's interior were likely to spot Telfor Bedeau as he hiked its many trails and pathways. 50 Reasons to Love the World - 2021 Why do you love the world? "Because as a child, the Boy Scouts introduced me to my first hike to Fedon's Camp in Grenada, [and] I have since spent m...