Saint Vincent & The Grenadines Travel Guide

Saint Vincent & The Grenadines is a collection of 32 islands that are located in the southern end of the eastern border of the Caribbean Sea, where the latter meets the Atlantic Ocean.  Vastly different and offering an array of activities, Saint Vincent & The Grenadines is a destination you won’t soon forget.

Saint Vincent, the largest of the cluster of islands, is full of eco-adventures.  Whether you want to hike Saint Vincent’s dormant volcano, La Soufriere, or go bird watching in the lush rainforest, Saint Vincent gives you an array of experiences to discover.  Scuba dive in its beautifully clear turquoise water; Saint Vincent has been called the Critter Capital of the Caribbean.  Discover the Falls of Baleine and enjoy the tranquility of the sound of rushing water.  

If you are interested in a bit of history and a little kitsch, visit the locations where the blockbuster Hollywood movie “Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl” was filmed.  

The Grenadines offer a different experience than Saint Vincent.  Of the 31 islands that comprise The Grenadines, eight are inhabited (Young Island, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Union Island, Mayreau, Palm Island, and Petit St Vincent).  

Young Island is known for rest and relaxation. The snorkeling and diving off this island are exquisite.  

Bequia has the party atmosphere that is special after hours.  Enjoy the beach, take a tour of the island and learn about its rich history, and dance the night away in Bequia’s Easter Regatta.

Mustique combines luxury with the Caribbean experience.  Known as a spot for the rich and famous, Mustique offers a luxurious respite from everyday life.  

Canouan is known as the island where billionaires go to get away from the millionaires on Mustique, maintain a luxury resort and many private mansions and villas.  

Mayreau takes quaint and remote to another level.  If you are looking for a relaxing trip, this island will provide it.  There is no airstrip on the island – it must be accessed via boat.  

Union Island is off the beaten path and brimming with unspoiled beauty. Union Island gives interested travelers the chance to feel as if they were born in the Caribbean and explore than land as a native might a hundred years ago.  

Palm Island is exclusive in nature.  Enjoy this private resort and become one with the beauty of the Caribbean.

Petit St. Vincent is a luxury resort island that makes waves of its own. Chosen as one of the best luxury resorts in the Caribbean, Petit St. Vincent offers everything you could want in an island vacation.

Saint Vincent and The Grenadines is perfect for the sailing enthusiast.  It is the ideal places to island-hop via boat, pick up a mooring, and explore a new island by day while enjoying the sway of the water at night.  Saint Vincent and The Grenadines is a tropical paradise in more ways than one.