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Destination
The Grenadines
St. Vincent and the Grenadines · CaribbeanThe Grenadines are considered by experienced sailors one of the most authentic Caribbean sailing grounds — unspoiled nature, steady trade winds, and far fewer crowds than the northern Caribbean.
Tobago Cays Marine Park
The centerpiece of any Grenadines charter: five uninhabited islands surrounded by a protective reef, famous for swimming alongside sea turtles in crystal-clear water.
Bequia and Mustique
Bequia charms with its traditional boat-building heritage and relaxed vibe, while Mustique offers discreet luxury, long favored by international celebrities.
Highlights
Highlights in The Grenadines
- Tobago Cays Marine Park
- Swimming with sea turtles
- Bequia's boat-building heritage
- Steady 15–20 knot trade winds
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Map & ports
Key places and ports
- The GrenadinesPort: Union Island / Bequia · Season Year-round (peak Dec–Apr)
AntiguaPort: Falmouth Harbour Marina · Season November–May
British Virgin IslandsPort: Nanny Cay Marina, BVI · Season November–May
BahamasPort: Nassau / Exuma Cays · Season November–May
St. Martin/St. MaartenPort: Marigot / Simpson Bay · Season December–April
Travel time
Best time for The Grenadines
Best time to travelJanuary–April
Charter seasonYear-round (peak Dec–Apr)
Departure portUnion Island / Bequia
Price from€4,500 / week
FAQ
Questions about The Grenadines
Are the Grenadines suitable for beginners?
The steady trade winds and occasional open passages between islands make the Grenadines better suited to sailors with some experience; skipper-assisted charter is recommended for beginners.
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