A two to three hour there and back walk to the highest viewpoint on Bequia, looking straight down over Admiralty Bay, Lower Bay and Tony Gibbons Bay.
A two to three hour there and back walk to the highest viewpoint on Bequia, looking straight down over Admiralty Bay, Lower Bay and Tony Gibbons Bay.
An unimproved footpath with no infrastructure and no operator needed. Named after Ma Peggy, who sat on the rock and signalled shoals to the fishermen below. The route is overgrown in places, poorly marked, involves rock scrambling, and most of it crosses private land, so greet people and ask permission.
Why this one
An unimproved footpath with no infrastructure and no operator needed. Named after Ma Peggy, who sat on the rock and signalled shoals to the fishermen below. The route is overgrown in places, poorly marked, involves rock scrambling, and most of it crosses private land, so greet people and ask permission.
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