St Vincent and The Grenadines is a chain of 32 stunning islands and cays in the Caribbean, offering crystal-clear waters, unspoiled beaches, and world-class sailing. Whether you are seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, there’s something for every traveller. Our hand picked luxury villas, dotted across several islands, offer the perfect retreat for couples and families alike.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is one incredible Caribbean destination with 32 islands to choose from, spread over 150 square miles of azure seas. Most of the country’s land territory consists of the main island of Saint Vincent. This volcanic island is the place for eco adventures in its lush rainforests, scuba diving and the place to meet friendly locals in the capital – and main port of the island nation – Kingstown.
The rest of the country is spread over the northern two-thirds of the Grenadines – a paradise of white sand beaches, coral reefs and turquoise lagoons. Bequia is the perfect place to begin a sailing adventure from the historic Port Elizabeth – but there’s also fantastic scuba diving, beautiful white sandy beaches and a turtle sanctuary, so you’ll be tempted to stay longer. Famous as a royal retreat, Mustique is a beguiling island of elegance, luxury and indulgence – whether that means a night at Basil’s Bar or relaxing on your own deserted beach.
The southern islands of the Grenadines – Canouan, Mayreau, Union Island, Palm Island, and Petit St Vincent – have their own charms and exclusive attractions. Tobago Cays is a marine park east of Mayreau with five tiny islands, sheltered lagoons and coral reefs. From private island hideaways to old-world Caribbean experiences, there’s an island escape in St Vincent and the Grenadines to suit everyone’s tastes.
St Vincent & The Grenadines are located in the Lesser Antilles, the southern portion of the Windward Islands in the south east Caribbean Sea. One of the more densely populated Caribbean countries, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is home to around 120,000 people and there is a lively culture to experience, as well as French and British colonial history.
Try local dishes like grilled lobster, conch fritters, roasted breadfruit and fried jackfish, and callaloo soup, paired with the region’s signature rum punch. Many beachfront bars and restaurants offer incredible sunset views while you dine.
This protected marine reserve is one of the Caribbean’s best snorkelling and diving spots. Here you can swim with turtles, vibrant coral reefs, and tropical fish in the clear waters. We also recommend visiting Petit Tabac, an uninhabited island featured in Pirates of the Caribbean.
The Grenadines are famous for sailing regattas and lively festivals. Don’t miss the Bequia Easter Regatta, the Mustique Blues Festival, or the Canouan Carnival, where you can enjoy live music, boat races, and local celebrations.
During these months the weather is warm, with average temperatures of 26–30°C, sunny and has very little rain. It is the perfect time to explore the islands, go sailing, snorkelling and enjoy days at the beach. There are also several festivals at this time of year, including Bequia Easter Regatta and Mustique Blues Festival.
During the wet season temperatures remain warm (24–29°C), there is an increased possibility of rain and increased humidity. Hurricane season peaks between August and October. The landscape is green and lush and there are fewer crowds, however some restaurants and bars may close at some point during the season.
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