A few weeks ago I visited the Port Louis Marina in Grenada, a marina and an island that is perched to become a new Caribbean hot spot, and I believe it's got a good chance of succeeding. The new marina, which is expected to have over 150 slips when it’s completed, is the labor of real-estate mogul Peter de Savary. In our upcoming February issue we will feature the story "Master Class" by Alan Harper about de Savary's yacht
Savvy. Included in the article is my sidebar with a good deal of information on the Port Louis project. However, we couldn’t fit in many of the photos that showcase the changes being made, so look through these shots and look for the article in February:
The lagoon after Hurricane Ivan in 2004.
The lagoon (with Port Louis Marina being constructed) in November 2007. The plans call for the hill behind the marina to be home to a series of multi-million dollar condos.
Port Louis Marina from the fort across the harbor. The plans call for almost the entire lagoon to be filled with dockage.
Infinite pool at De Savary's home far north of the harbor, mentioned in
Master Class story.
The lagoon after Hurricane Ivan in 2004.
The lagoon (with Port Louis Marina being constructed) in November 2007. The plans call for the hill behind the marina to be home to a series of multi-million dollar condos.
Port Louis Marina from the fort across the harbor. The plans call for almost the entire lagoon to be filled with dockage.
Infinite pool at De Savary's home far north of the harbor, mentioned in Master Class story.
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