If you have watched Below Deck you have already been here without realizing it. Those sparkling shots of the marina are Rodney Bay with Captain Glenn sliding the boat in like he is docking a spaceship, gold shipwreck coin necklace catching the sun like a Caribbean pirate who traded his cutlass for Ray-Bans. Walk the docks and you will spot yachts that look like they cost more than small countries. Some of them have actually been on the show. The real trick is you can do Rodney Bay without the TV budget. Here is how Morning: Coffee and pastries at Café Olé in the marina while crews do their morning rinse downs like a choreographed dance. Afternoon: Hop on a catamaran tour. Pick the one with the happiest bartender. They will take you up the coast to Pigeon Island and maybe drop anchor for a swim in water so clear it looks fake. Evening: Seafood at Spinnakers on the beach. Try the tuna and ignore the tourist prices because the view is worth it. Late night: Gros Islet Friday street party with local rum, grilled fish, and music that rattles your bones. This is where Below Deck would fade to black because what happens here does not make it past the editing room. Rodney Bay is the kind of place where you can sip champagne with the yacht crowd or drink Piton beer on the sand and feel just as rich. If you see Captain Glenn tell him the necklace still works and it is part of the scenery now.

Lively place. Restroom costs a dollar! Possibly bring your own T.P. nice vendors, not overly aggressive, but of course they invite you to look at their stock. . Lots of souvenir options. Local fruit selection is fantastic.

It the cathedral and a minor basilica. It is almost 125 years old and it is very big. I ust say this is the best colourful cathedrals i have seen in the Carribians. Vincent colours, but it is fading. It must have been a marvel to the eyes in its prime days. The alter is very unique in style and very welcoming community here.

Great place to chill out, shop and have a snack before or after exploring the island. I got confused because I didn't know it was the actual entrance to the ship (in the morning we just got on buses for an excursion, afternoon we were left off in town). I think there needs to be signs outside the entrance clearly saying this is how we get back onto the ship!

Great place to chill out and catch a break. Plus there is free WiFi for anyone interested.

Loved the views and nature!