Destinations
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is an island country in the Windward Islands lying in the southern Caribbean Sea. The chain begins with St Vincent and ends 45 miles south with Petit St Vincent.
St. Vincent
The main island in the chain, Kingstown is the nation’s capital, located on the southwest coast of the island. Here you can provision for your sail in the open air markets. On the Leeward Coast sits Wallilabou Bay. This small entry port is also the location of the opening scenes for the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean The Curse of the Black Pearl”. As you travel the Windward Coast of the island, you will see the new construction site for the international airport slated for completion in the next few years. The interior of the island houses numerous waterfalls and La Soufriere Volcano. This is an active volcano accessible from several trails. The interior also boasts the Mesopotamia Valley, often referred to as St. Vincent’s “breadbasket”. This lush area contains farms cut into the sides of its sharp valleys producing fruits, vegetables, root crops and spices. St. Vincent is the perfect adventurer’s paradise.
Young Island
This 35 acre secluded island is a short boat shuttle from Villa Beach in St Vincent and home to a private resort with pristine beaches and luxury accommodations. We recommend their coconut rum French toast.
Bequia
Filled with beautiful, friendly people and unique shops including an internet café, Bequia holds a legacy in boat building and whaling. You can find detailed hand crafted model boats in the main part of town
Mustique
An island owned by the island’s rich and famous homeowners, Mustique is described as a “private island sanctuary for those who were tired of the usual holiday destinations”. The villas are exquisite and at the famous Basils Bar, you never know who you will see!
Canouan
Lying 25 miles south of St. Vincent, this island has white sand beaches with a rugged wooded interior. It is famous for its Canouan Resort and Golf Club with views of the Caribbean Sea from every hole. It also boasts one of the Caribbean’s largest barrier reefs.
Mayreau
This is an idyllic Caribbean island with a total land mass of about 1.5 miles and just over 300 people. Spend a day lounging in the beautiful waters of Saltwhistle Bay and take a trip into town to say hello to Righteous Robert and Dennis at his Hideaway.
Tobago Cays
Uninhabited and surrounded by crystal clear waters full of sea turtles, corals, fish and other beautiful sea life, these five islands are a “must see”. While here, you can snorkel on Horseshoe Reef, relax on pristine beaches and enjoy the perfect Caribbean sunset.
Union Island
This island is about 3 miles long by 1 mile wide and has around 2,500 residents. Union also has a very accessible airport. Visitors feel welcome walking through the friendly village of Clifton. Here you can shop the open air markets, take in the colorful buildings and visit the internet cafe.
Happy Island
A hand crafted island? Happy Island is just that – privately owned and created just off the coast of Union Island by Janti. He cleaned up the natural waste of conch shells on the beaches of Union Island and made his very own Happy Island. When you visit expect a warm welcome, big smile and a rum punch. He also serves a variety of Island BBQ fare.
Palm Island
Located near the heart of the Grenadines, Palm is known for its all inclusive private island resort. With sandy white beaches, and a panorama of mystical islands, this is the perfect spot for a casual lunch and a swim in the turquoise waters.
Mopion Island
Also known as Umbrella Island, this very small sand bar has only a single umbrella on it which seems to move as the tides change. This is a perfect spot to stop and enjoy a cold beverage, lunch and explore the extensive reef that surrounds the island.
Petit St. Vincent
The southernmost island in the chain of St Vincent and the Grenadines, PSV is a private island paradise with 115 acres of tropical woodlands, miles of unspoiled beaches and an elegant boutique resort.
