Sailing the Grenadines: From St. Vincent to Bequia Bliss
Sail through the sun-kissed Grenadines and discover a string of exclusive islands, pristine beaches, and unforgettable Caribbean charm.
Join us for a journey where every day brings a new paradise!
Luxury Sailing, Caribbean Style
Embark on a Caribbean escape where every sunrise unveils a new island paradise, and every sunset writes a new memory across the Grenadines.
Set Sail Through the Grenadines: A Caribbean Journey Like No Other
Day 1: St. Vincent to Mustique
Your journey begins in vibrant St. Vincent, where your yacht awaits at Young Island Cut. After a warm welcome and safety briefing, sail toward the exclusive island of Mustique. Known for its untouched beaches, celebrity visitors, and a relaxed glamour, Mustique invites you to ride horses along coastal trails, unwind on Macaroni Bay, and sip cocktails at the iconic Basil’s Bar as the sun sets.
Day 2: Mustique to Mayreau
Enjoy breakfast onboard as you cruise to the charming Salt Whistle Bay on Mayreau. With only 300 residents, this tiny island offers a rare glimpse into simple Caribbean life. Spend the day exploring both windward and leeward beaches, shopping local crafts, or relaxing under swaying palms. Round off the evening with a beachfront lobster barbecue.
Day 3: Mayreau to Petit St. Vincent (via Mopion)
A short sail takes you to Mopion, a dreamy sandbar ideal for a secluded swim and snorkel. Continue to the tranquil haven of Petit St. Vincent—an island of barefoot luxury. Walk pristine beaches, enjoy cocktails in a stone-clad bar, and dine onboard beneath a sky full of stars.
Day 4–5: Tobago Cays
Two full days await in the protected marine sanctuary of Tobago Cays. Snorkel alongside sea turtles, paddle through turquoise waters, or relax on deck with a chilled drink. These five uninhabited islands, encircled by Horseshoe Reef, offer unmatched natural beauty and peaceful seclusion.
Day 6: Canouan
Sail north to Canouan, a luxurious escape where rolling hills meet crystalline shores. Visit the Mandarin Oriental Spa or play a round of golf with panoramic reef views. Whether indulging in upscale relaxation or basking in nature, Canouan delivers a refreshing blend of style and serenity.
Day 7: Bequia
Drop anchor in Admiralty Bay and explore Bequia’s lively Caribbean spirit. Discover handmade sailboats, stroll pastel-colored streets, or dive into the famous Devil’s Table reef. Wrap up your day with a cocktail at the Frangipani Hotel, toasting the final evening of your unforgettable voyage.
Day 8: Return to St. Vincent
As your week at sea comes to a close, sail back to St. Vincent with the sun on your face and the wind in your sails. If time allows, embark on one last adventure to the lush Bamboo Forest or hike to the majestic summit of La Soufrière volcano—before saying goodbye to paradise.
St. Vincent
St. Vincent is an island where the rhythm of the Caribbean comes alive, blending untouched landscapes with a rich historical tapestry. Once a battleground between colonial powers, the island retains traces of its past at Fort Charlotte, perched high above Kingstown with panoramic views. Beyond its history, St. Vincent's volcanic terrain shapes its character, from the majestic La Soufrière to its dramatic black sand beaches. The island’s vibrant energy is felt in Kingstown’s bustling markets, where Creole flavors and island crafts come together. Yet, St. Vincent’s true charm lies in its authenticity—here, nature, culture, and history harmonize in perfect balance. Whether you’re hiking rainforest trails, sailing the turquoise waters, or simply soaking up the relaxed vibe, St. Vincent invites you to experience the Caribbean at its most genuine.
Nature’s Hidden Retreat
Nestled on St. Vincent’s western coast, Cumberland Bay is a haven of tranquility surrounded by lush green hills. This serene bay offers a natural anchorage for yachts, with calm waters perfect for a peaceful stay. Explore the local trails that lead to waterfalls or paddle along the shoreline to discover its hidden beauty. With its untouched charm and quiet atmosphere, Cumberland Bay is a favorite for sailors seeking solitude and nature lovers looking to reconnect with the Caribbean’s wild side.
The Heart of Local Culture
Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Kingstown Market, the bustling heart of St. Vincent’s capital. This lively market is filled with colorful stalls offering fresh tropical fruits, fragrant spices, and handmade crafts. It’s the perfect place to sample local flavors, shop for unique souvenirs, and experience the island’s Creole culture.
Art Beneath the Waves
Dive into a mesmerizing underwater world at Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park, a unique attraction near St. Vincent. This marine sanctuary features a collection of submerged sculptures that blend art with nature, creating habitats for vibrant marine life. Perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving, this park offers a magical experience where art and conservation come together.
Bequia
Bequia, the second-largest island of the Grenadines, exudes a laid-back charm that captures the essence of the Caribbean. Known as the “Island of the Clouds,” it’s a sailor’s haven with its calm anchorages, picturesque bays, and welcoming local vibe. Admiralty Bay, the island’s main harbor, is a hub for yachties, offering a mix of colorful waterfront cafes, boutique shops, and a lively yet unhurried atmosphere. Bequia’s history is steeped in boatbuilding and seafaring traditions, which you can explore at the local Maritime Museum. Its turquoise waters and coral reefs are perfect for snorkeling and diving, revealing vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Onshore, stroll along Belmont Walkway, or visit the Turtle Sanctuary to learn about conservation efforts. Bequia is not just a destination—it’s a feeling of timeless simplicity, where the days flow as gently as the island’s breezes. A stop here on a yacht holiday promises authenticity, relaxation, and a true taste of the Grenadines.
Port Elizabeth, nestled along the shores of Admiralty Bay, is the vibrant hub of Bequia. This charming town offers a perfect blend of local culture and Caribbean relaxation. Stroll along Belmont Walkway to explore boutique shops, colorful cafes, and stunning bay views. The bustling harbor is a favorite for sailors, providing easy access to nearby beaches and attractions. Whether you’re shopping for local crafts or enjoying fresh seafood, Port Elizabeth invites you to experience the warm and welcoming spirit of Bequia.
Located at the northwest corner of Admiralty Bay, Devil’s Table is a must-visit for snorkelers and divers. This vibrant reef teems with colorful coral formations and diverse marine life, offering an unforgettable underwater experience. Swim through clear turquoise waters and discover schools of tropical fish in their natural habitat. Whether you’re an experienced diver or a first-time snorkeler, Devil’s Table promises a magical adventure beneath the waves.
Maximum Depth: 10 metres
Fort Hamilton, perched on a hill overlooking Admiralty Bay, offers a glimpse into Bequia’s colonial past. Built in the 18th century, this historic site features old cannons and stunning panoramic views of the bay and nearby islands. The fort is surrounded by lush vegetation, making it a peaceful spot for a stroll or a picnic. Perfect for history buffs and photographers, Fort Hamilton combines heritage with breathtaking scenery.
Tobago Cays
Accessible only by boat, Tobago Cays is a pristine marine park that feels like a dream come true for sailors and nature lovers. Surrounded by the vibrant Horseshoe Reef, this uninhabited archipelago offers a stunning anchorage between Petit Rameau and Petite Bateau. Dive into crystal-clear waters to explore a breathtaking underwater world teeming with colorful marine life. Whether snorkeling above coral reefs, swimming with sea turtles, or simply soaking in the serene beauty, Tobago Cays provides a tranquil escape. This untouched paradise is a must-visit stop on any yacht holiday in the Grenadines.
Dive into an underwater paradise with our SCUBA Adventure, where vibrant coral reefs, historical wrecks, and unique marine life await beneath the waves.
Catholic Rock Bird Sanctuary
Observe sea bird colonies nesting and roosting from the comfort of your boat with binoculars or a telescope.Purunia Wreck
Dive into history at the Purunia Wreck, a 140-foot British gunship sunk in 1918, now teeming with marine life.Mayreau Gardens
Discover a vibrant coral reef brimming with colorful fish and sponges, perfect for an immersive dive.Horse Shoe Reef
Snorkel on the calm inshore side or SCUBA dive on the ocean side to explore this reef’s abundant marine life and coral.
Secluded Gem with Cinematic Charm: Petit Tabac, a tiny uninhabited island within the Tobago Cays Marine Park, offers a serene escape surrounded by pristine turquoise waters. Famously featured in "Pirates of the Caribbean," this island is perfect for a day of exploration, beachcombing, and picnicking under swaying palm trees. Its untouched beauty and tranquil atmosphere make it a hidden gem for those seeking a private slice of paradise.
Petit St. Vincent
A Private Island Retreat
Petit St. Vincent is the ultimate getaway, offering unparalleled seclusion and tranquility. This idyllic island boasts two miles of unspoiled white sand beaches, where nature and luxury blend seamlessly. Accessible only by boat, it’s a haven for those seeking privacy. Guests can enjoy the island’s unique amenities, including the Jean-Michel Cousteau scuba center for exploring vibrant coral reefs and a Balinese-inspired day spa for ultimate relaxation. Whether you wish to dive into the turquoise waters or unwind on the serene shores, Petit St. Vincent offers an experience of timeless simplicity and unspoiled beauty.
Nestled in the lush surroundings of Petit St. Vincent, the Balinese-style spa offers a tranquil escape where relaxation meets luxury. Expert Balinese therapists use traditional techniques and natural oils to deliver soothing massages and rejuvenating treatments. The serene, open-air pavilions provide breathtaking views of the island's beauty, creating the perfect environment to unwind and reconnect. Whether it's a deep-tissue massage or a calming aromatherapy session, this spa promises a restorative experience like no other.
Petit St. Vincent Resort
Discover the vibrant underwater world of Petit St. Vincent with the Jean-Michel Cousteau Diving Center. This world-class facility offers personalized diving experiences for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned divers. Explore thriving coral reefs, encounter colorful marine life, and immerse yourself in crystal-clear waters. With a focus on marine conservation and expert guidance, every dive is not only an adventure but also a chance to connect with the ocean in a meaningful way.
Phone: +1 784-458-8984
Mayreau
Tucked away in the heart of the Grenadines, Mayreau is a serene escape that offers a taste of untouched Caribbean charm. As the smallest inhabited island in the chain, with just around 300 residents, Mayreau radiates authenticity. Sailors are welcomed by the calm crescent of Salt Whistle Bay, where turquoise waters gently lap against a palm-lined beach. The island’s laid-back vibe invites visitors to stroll its winding paths, explore the charming hilltop village with panoramic sea views, or simply unwind beneath the swaying coconut trees. With colorful handmade crafts sold near the dock and the scent of grilled lobster in the air, Mayreau delivers a true island experience. Whether you're snorkeling in the shallows, sipping rum at sunset, or enjoying a beachside barbecue, this hidden gem is where simple pleasures shine brightest.
Canouan
Canouan is a captivating blend of unspoiled beauty and refined indulgence in the heart of the Grenadines. This small island, with its rolling hills and crystal-clear waters, is a haven for those seeking both relaxation and upscale experiences. Tamarind Bay welcomes sailors with calm anchorage and postcard-worthy views. Whether you're teeing off at the prestigious golf course of Canouan Estate, indulging in spa treatments at the world-renowned Mandarin Oriental Resort, or exploring the pristine beaches like South Glossy Bay, Canouan promises serene moments and elevated island living. The island’s laid-back charm is complemented by its elegant resorts and exclusive atmosphere, making it a top-tier destination for yachting travelers.
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