Traditional wooden boatbuilding in Carriacou and Petite… (Grenada)
Nomination: Representative List 2023
EN: MV Laser. Carriacou sloop built in 1985. Entering the Port of St George, Grenada to load cargo for transport to Carriacou and Petite Martinique
EN: Schooner 'Jambalaya' built by Alwyn Enoe, designed by Jesse Compton
EN: Alwyn Enoe, 'Ocean Nomad' in frames
EN: Launching of Carriacou Sloop, Free in St Baths. Pictured here is Free on her side before being hauled into the water using man power
EN: Fleet of schooners and sloops under sail. Antigua Classics, 2018. Pictured from front to back: Jambalaya, Free in St Baths & Magheeta-O
EN: Carriacou sloops & schooner in St. George's harbor - the Carenage. Sister vessels Jambalaya, Genesis, and Free in St. Baths built by Alwin Enoe of Windward, Carracou. Vessel Savvy (in red) built by Baldwin DeRoche of Petite Martinique
EN: The 2021 grade students of the Petite Martinique Roman Catholic School after an exercise in designing and creating their own coconut shell and grape leaf boat
EN: Some of traditional tools used in the construction of wooden boats
EN: Young Local artist, Mackayda Ollivierre displaying paintings inspired by boat building, sailing, and the ocean. Also pictured is a woven boat also created by the artist
EN: Boatbuilding Windward Carriacou
