The Grenadines
The Grenadines are made up of 30 tiny islands and cays reaching like stepping stones between St Vincent and Grenada.
The Grenadines are encased by coral reefs and crystal clear waters, which are ideal for diving, snorkeling and boating. Within the Grenadines the Tobago Cays are particularly popular as they are renowned for their perfect turquoise waters and have been designated a national park.
Sailing is the best way to appreciate this collection of island treasures. It is easy to charter a boat so you can be your own captain and sail the turquoise waters teeming with vibrantly coloured fish and corals. If this barefoot approach to sailing isn’t to your liking how about indulging in one of the many luxury cruises?
A professional captain to chart your course and a fantastic chef to prepare a delicious meal to be eaten on deck under the stars. Caribbean luxury romance at its peak.
The Grenadines
5 reasons to go
• St Vincent and The Grenadines hold some of the most secluded properties in the Caribbean
• Nominated 8th in the Top 10 Caribbean Islands of the Year award by Conde Nast Traveller
• St Vincent and The Grenadine Islands offer some of the best bays and reefs for snorkelling
• See where the blockbuster movie `Pirates of the Caribbean – Dead Man`s Chest` was filmed
• Beautiful lush islands with some of the friendliest people in the carribean
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