Relax in Luxury
Mustique – resplendent hideaway of the rich and famous – offers visitors a chance to enjoy the Grenadines in royal fashion, be it in a magnificent private home, the elegance of the Cotton House, or the informal Firefly.

Guests of the Canouan Resort can enjoy powder white sands, coral reefs, a championship golf course and even a casino. Canouan Resort is truly an epicurean destination.

 

How about a Private Island?
Palm Island and Petit St. Vincent are private island resorts that offer privacy, seclusion and tranquility in extremely beautiful tropical surroundings. High quality accommodation, dining and an emphasis on personal service make for a wonderful Caribbean vacation on these Southern Grenadine islands.

Young Island is a private island and deluxe resort just off the coast of St. Vincent’s capital, Kingstown. Close to the mainland, this luxurious, private island resort gives you the best of both worlds – pampered luxury and access to all of St. Vincent’s attractions.

 

Hotels, Guest Houses & Other Accommodations
In St. Vincent the beachside hotels of the area known as ‘Villa’ enjoy pretty beaches and picturesque views across to Young Island.

Mayreau’s Saltwhistle Bay is an idyllic hideaway, Dennis Hideaway, and Starfish Haven are just a short boat ride from the breathtaking Tobago Cays.

In Bequia, hotels, self catering cottages and villas enjoy panoramic vistas of the yacht anchorage at Britannia Bay or the sweeping white beaches and local fishing boats of Friendship Bay.

On Union Island, relaxed and casual accommodation choices offer friendly service, great food, unspoiled beaches and the perfect location for a little island-hopping.

Whatever your preference, we have the accommodation you’re looking for!

WELCOME TO CANOUAN
The Caribbean is blessed with beautiful beaches, stunning seascapes and a relaxed way of life. Yet some islands still stand out from the rest.

Canouan Island is so mesmerising that it makes the soul soar. Soft sands, warm waters and gentle breezes give birth to moments of enlightenment. Mystical hills, sweeping views and evocative fragrances awaken the consciousness. Thoughtful gestures create emotions you hope will go on forever.

Discover a Caribbean island that combines luxury and elegance with natural beauty and local charm. Famous for the The Pink Sands Club and Jim Fazio designed, 18 hole championship golf course, Canouan has one of the Caribbean’s longest barrier reefs, gorgeous white sand beaches and turquoise seas.

Come and relax, play golf, drop anchor, or get married. Canouan is simply captivating.

WELCOME TO MAYREAU
Mayreau is the Caribbean’s great escape. A secret treasure of peace and tranquility. With no airstrip, you have to sail here, and you will never want to leave. Picture-postcard beaches and bays, a friendly village with a quaint old church, Mayreau is the untouched Caribbean you only hear of in whispers.

WHAT TO DO ON MAYREAU
Relax on a perfect beach with powder white sands and crystal clear seas. Sail to the Tobago Cays, snorkel or scuba dive beautiful coral gardens. Take a stroll to the village, enjoy scenic views, a quaint old church and lovely people. Unravel complexities, rediscover simplicity, find your peace in Mayreau.

Beaches
Mayreau has several excellent white sand beaches that are great for soaking up the sun, swimming or having a picnic. Indulge yourself.

Diving & Snorkeling
If the peace and solitude of topside Mayreau is all too much for you, look under the water, it’s Saltwhistle Bayteeming with life down there.

Sailing
Stunningly beautiful, Mayreau is the anchorage everyone wants to keep a secret. So don’t tell anyone.

Hiking
Mayreau is a great place for a walk. So peaceful, scenic and friendly, you can only get lost in your thoughts.

WELCOME TO MUSTIQUE
Rub shoulders with the rich and famous on a Caribbean island that blends elegance and luxury with natural white sands, palm trees and turquoise seas.

Pick up a mooring in Britannia Bay, stay at the world famous Cotton House, free up at the Blues Festival and the lively atmosphere of Basil’s Bar, unwind in the absolute tranquillity of a deserted beach. Mustique is altogether beguiling.

 

WHAT TO DO IN MUSTIQUE
When the Caribbean vibes and international splendor of Mustique’s world famous Basil’s Bar all get too much, then find beautiful solitude in a walk around this gorgeous island, a boat tour, or perhaps a little horseback riding on a secluded powder white sand beach. Take it easy, you deserve it.

Diving & Snorkeling
Scuba diving and snorkeling are popular past-times on Mustique. Our turquoise waters provide the perfect backdrop for your undersea explorations. Some popular dive sites around Mustique include All-Awash, Pillories, Dry Rock South and Coral Glen.

Island Tours
For a fascinating peek into secluded bays, coves and gardens of the famous, take to the water. On a tour of our island by boat (or by taxi), you will see some of the resplendent private homes owned by the rich and famous, as well as idyllic beaches, the Cotton House, and much more.

Recreational Activities
If doing absolutely nothing drives you crazy, pick up a tennis racquet or take to the saddle. Mustique has a number of recreational activities available to both residents and vacationers. These include tennis, horse riding, and a range of water sports.

Hiking
To enjoy Mustique at your own pace, and in wonderful peace and solitude, put your walking shoes on. In addition to walking paved roads, there are a number of hiking trails around our island that take in hilly woodland as well as some of our beautiful beaches and bays. Organised hiking tours are offered to guests of the Cotton House and the island’s private villas.

WELCOME TO PETIT ST. VINCENT
Discover a thoughtfully designed and professionally managed private resort island. Fondly known as PSV, Petit St. Vincent Resort is an amazing tropical hideaway of powder white sand beaches, turquoise seas, and unparalleled luxury and elegance.

Welcoming, idyllic and supremely tranquil, come to Petit St Vincent for an altogether perfect Caribbean island escape.

 

WHAT TO DO ON PETIT ST. VINCENT
Most visitors to Petit St. Vincent come with one thing in mind – peace and quiet. For the energetic, there are walking trails, a range of water sports including fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, and kayaking. How about a cruise on a private charter boat, a relaxing massage or some yoga?

 

Diving & Snorkeling
Come scuba diving or snorkeling on beautiful coral reefs that are full of colours and life.
The windward coast of the island is the best place to snorkel though there are also reef formations off the leeward Caribbean Beach. Snorkeling equipment is available to PSV Resort guests at their Jean-Michel Cousteau Dive Center. PSV Resort has a working arrangement with a dive centre on Union Island. Divers can enjoy scuba diving at anch_psvsites around Mayreau or the Tobago Cays.

Sailing, Kayaking & Fishing
Take to the sea in a kayak or aboard a private schooner. How about an exciting fishing trip for mahi mahi or tuna?
Hobie Cats and ocean kayaks are available to guests. For those interested in going a little further afield, PSV has charter boats: ‘Beauty’, ‘Hera’, ‘Poseidon’ and ‘Zeus’.

Massage, Yoga & Fitness
Revitalise. Let your mind and body unwind with wellness treatments, fitness and yoga.
Massage and facial treatments are available at their spa to the guests of PSV Resort, as is yoga at the open air pavilion near Conch Bay. For the more energetic, there is a tennis court, and a 20 stage fitness trail around the top half of the island.

Barbecue & Movie Night
Relax and whet your taste buds.
A Weekly beach BBQ and weekly Movie Night are options for guests seeking tropical island life entertainment.

Bequia is a relaxed and friendly Caribbean island with an international flair, tailor-made for sailing enthusiasts, beach lovers and honeymooners.

Enjoy white sand beaches, sheltered bays, turquoise seas and a selection of lovely hotels, well appointed villas and apartments, and excellent restaurants and bars. Don’t miss our world famous Easter Regatta.

Escape to Bequia, drop anchor and unwind!

 

WHAT TO DO IN BEQUIA
Sail into the magnificent Admiralty Bay, drop anchor and explore the wonderful Belmont Walkway, enjoy the party atmosphere of our world famous Easter Regatta and the Bequia Music Fest.

Discover the amazing craftsmanship of our model boat builders, take a water taxi ride to one of our beautiful beaches, try snorkeling or scuba diving, go turtle watching. Whatever you do, you are sure to have great fun on Bequia.

 

BEQUIA’S BEACHES
White sand, turquoise seas and secluded bays. Bequia’s beaches invite you to relax and spend time unwinding.

Most beaches have restaurants or bars nearby though some are more secluded. There is something for everyone – whatever your preference.

Popular beach destinations include: Princess Margaret Beach, Lower Bay Beach, Friendship Bay Beach, Spring Bay Beach, Industry Bay Beach.

 

BEQUIA SAILING
Bequia has been a favourite destination of sea-farers for hundreds of years. Our lovely Port Elizabeth is full of yachting supplies and services and our great beaches, bars and restaurants make Bequai the perfect shore leave.Sail into Bequia

Admiralty Bay on Bequia’s leeward coast offers a sheltered and popular anchorage for visiting sailboats and motor yachts. Port Elizabeth is a port of entry and provides customs clearance.

 

TURTLE WATCHING
Get close up to sea turtles, swim with them, learn how to protect them. Discover your eco side.

The Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary is located on Park Bay, a little further to the north of Spring and Industry. As well as the enjoyment of seeing juvenile sea turtles, it is also an educational experience. To see green turtles in the wild, one of the best places to visit is the Tobago Cays. You can book a boat trip there from one of the operators along the waterfront in Port Elizabeth.

 

DIVING & SNORKELING IN BEQUIA
Easy and enjoyable snorkeling and scuba diving is right on your doorstep on Bequia. Jump in.

Great diving for all experience levels
Bequia is an excellent place to learn how to scuba dive. Dive operators offer professional dive certification courses as well as try-dive adventures.

The colourful fish, clear waters and fascinating marine creatures around our shores will have you coming back for more.

For experienced divers, you’ll love our critters and colourful reefs and you can explore our interesting shipwrecks as well, all within recreational dive depths.

Most scuba diving is along the leeward coast and dive sites are a very short boat ride away.

Snorkeling
Snorkeling is particularly good at Spring Bay and Industry Bay on the windward side of Bequia. These gorgeous beaches make a great base for snorkeling trips.

 

Dive Bequia
Trips & Equipment Rental
You will find operators located along Belmont Walkway in Port Elizabeth where you can take a dive course, book a scheduled boat dive, a snorkeling trip, or just rent equipment.

 

BEQUIA’S HERITAGE
Immerse yourself in Bequia’s maritime tradition and discover why it’s the model sailboat capital of the world.

The Bequia Maritime Museum is located on the road from Port Elizabeth to Hamilton. Here you can enjoy an informative guided tour and learn how our Scottish ancestors introduced the art of boat building, as well as how the tradition of whaling began and continues to this day. The museum also contains a selection of intricately fashioned model boats, including detailed replicas of historic vessels.

Located nearby is Sargeant’s Model Boat shop, just one of several in this area, where locally crafted model boats are both on display and for sale.

The ruin of Fort Hamilton is located on the northern end of Admiralty Bay. Essentially a canon battery and look-out, the fort was constructed by the British in the 1700s. Though little of the fortification remains, you can still see cannons as well as enjoy a panoramic view of the bay.

 

EXPLORE BEQUIA
The beautiful island of Bequia is located just 9 miles to the south of St. Vincent.

It has an area of approximately 7 square miles and its topography combines hills, coastal woodland, fertile plains, coconut plantations, steep cliffs, protected coves and bays, and pristine white sand beaches. The main town is Port Elizabeth which is located on the leeward side of the island on Admiralty Bay, a large natural anchorage that is sheltered from prevailing winds.

Bequia Tourism Association
The population of Bequia is about 4,500 and the official language is English.

The Bequia Tourism Association office is prominently located outside the main ferry wharf. It has maps, brochures, souvenirs and its friendly staff can help you arrange tours, taxis and accommodation.

WELCOME TO PALM ISLAND
Discover an exclusive private island resort with powder white sand beaches, turquoise seas, swaying coconut palms and unsurpassed beauty and seclusion. With an emphasis on tranquillity, privacy and luxury, Palm Island is an esoteric refuge for those seeking an exclusive Caribbean escape.

 

WHAT TO DO ON PALM ISLAND
Make a splash with a spot of sailing, wind surfing or kayaking. Explore our stunning underwater world with a snorkeling or scuba diving adventure. Pamper yourself with a massage or unwind with some yoga. Walk around the island and enjoy the scenery. Whatever you do, life’s a beach on Palm Island.PalmIslandResort_boats-and-couples

 

Water Sports
From scuba to catamaran sailing, as a Palm Island guest, you can enjoy a host of water sports activities.
Snorkeling equipment and instruction is available to guests. The resort has a working arrangement with a dive centre on Union Island, so divers can enjoy the underwater environment at sites around Mayreau or the Tobago Cays. Courses are available for those who wish to learn how to scuba dive. Catamaran sailing, wind surfing and kayaking are also offered to guests.

 

Land Based Sports
When the relaxing on the beach gets too much, exercise with our compliments. Anyone for tennis? Palm Island has tennis courts, a small pitch, lawn croquet and tableWhat to Do on Palm Island tennis.

 

Hiking
Stretch your legs and take a walk. You’ll never tire of Palm Island’s nature trails.
The resort has three clearly marked nature trails: Cactus Hill, Iguana and Point Lookout. All three are very scenic and easy to follow.

 

Massage, Yoga & Fitness
Feel well. Reward your body with fitness, yoga or massage. It’s about time.
Yoga, massage and facial treatments, manicures and pedicures are available to the guests of the Palm Island Resort. For the more energetic, there is a fully equipped, air-conditioned fitness room.

Welcome to Union Island, one of the undiscovered treasures of St. Vincent & The Grenadines. Unsophisticated, relaxed and friendly, Union is still off the beaten track. A charming destination and a great base to pick up a mooring and explore the natural beauty of this region, Union is a paradise for yachting enthusiasts, scuba divers, hikers and sun worshipers.

WHAT TO DO ON UNION ISLAND
Southern gateway to St. Vincent & The Grenadines, Union Island is a superb destination for sailing, adventuring off the beaten track, hiking, and relaxing on fabulous white sand beaches. Snorkel, scuba dive, take a boat trip, free up at Easterval. Sun, sea and surprise, all in perfect Union.

 

UNION ISLAND BEACHES
Union’s pretty white sand beaches are protected by reefs, making them ideal for swimming. Most beaches are very quiet with no bars or restaurants nearby.

Chatham Bay Beach is one of the most popular and is accessed either by boat or a fairly steep forest trail. Big Sands Beach at Belmont Bay has a hotel and restaurant located nearby, and the sweeping Richmond Bay Beach is excellent for bathing. Bloody Bay has a couple of very isolated white sand beaches with access via boat or forest trail.

Other beaches include Anchorage, Ablo, Belmont and Campbell.

 

DIVING & SNORKELING ON UNION ISLAND
Snorkeling and scuba diving around Union Island is fun and easy.
The fairly flat and shallow reefs are great for beginners and have lots of colourful fish as well as interesting coral reef formations.

Popular dive sites include Round About Reef and Clipper’s Point. Lagoon Reef is a fairly shallow inshore reef system around Frigate Island that also makes for easy and enjoyable snorkeling.

Union Island’s dive operators regularly venture a little further afield to dives sites at the Tobago Cays, Mayreau and PSV.

 

UNION ISLAND HIKING
There are a number of good hiking trails on Union though none are marked.

You can purchase an Ordnance Survey map of Union Island from the Land & Surveys office in Kingstown, St. Vincent, that shows the locations and routes of many of these trails. Alternatively, you could ask about trail guides at the Union Tourism Association office in Clifton.

An easy trailhead to find is the one that begins where the paved road ends beyond Ashton and Campbell at our island’s south westerly tip. One track runs down to Chatham Bay, the other runs along the ridges of Union’s rocky interior and joins up with others that take you to different parts of our island, including the peak of Mount Taboi. If you do choose to hike, be sure to let someone know where you are going, take some form of sun protection and also plenty of water with you. Long pants are also a good idea as some of the trails can be a little overgrown with sharp, low-growing dry forest scrub.

If unsure of your route, ask for directions. We are very friendly and always willing to help!

Hikers should also keep an eye out for a new species of lizard that was discovered as recently as 2005. A gecko of the genus sphaerodactylus is thought to be endemic.

 

SAILING, CHARTERS & EXCURSIONS
For visiting yachts Clifton Harbour is our most popular mooring. It is within close proximity to numerous restaurants and bars, provisioning services, hotels and guest houses, and tourist information services.

Charters
Clifton has a number of operators offering boat excursions around our island as well as to Mayreau and Tobago Cays.

Barefoot Chic – the only way to dress on our idyllic island hideaway. Young Island Resort is the consummate Caribbean paradise. An Eden of powder white sands, tropical gardens, azure seas, and the perfect combination of privacy, natural charm and luxury. Deliciously indulgent, relaxing in the extreme. We know you will love it here.

WHAT TO DO ON YOUNG ISLAND
Most visitors to Young Island Resort come with one thing in mind – rest and relaxation.

For those looking to expend a little energy there are hiking trails, scuba diving trips, a range of water sports, tennis, and sailing excursions. With a beautiful beach, swimming pool, spa treatments and a bar and restaurant, you can roll out of your hammock and always find something fun to do.

 

Snorkeling & Scuba Diving
Whether you are a novice or a veteran, St. Vincent & the Grenadines has some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving in the Caribbean. Introductory scuba diving courses are offered with two of our scuba diving partners as well as boat diving at some of the region’s best sites.Beach Strolling Known as the ‘Critter capital of the Caribbean’, St. Vincent is an underwater photographer’s paradise! With fascinating coral reefs, a wealth of colourful fish and marine creatures, snorkelling and scuba diving is a wonderful way to pass the day.

 

Watersports
Take a trip around our little island paradise or enjoy the sights and sounds of Young Island Cut. Go on, push the boat out. For our guests, complementary water sports equipment is always available – including windsurfers, kayaks, pedaloes, and sailing dinghies. The waters around Young Island are clear and relatively sheltered so we’re sure you will have fun.

 

Tennis
Whether you are a budding Venus, the next Federer, or an aging and grumpy McEnroe, why not serve up a few aces on our floodlit tennis court. Young Island guests can enjoy complementary use of our outdoor clay court which enjoys full lighting for evening games. Tennis equipment is also available.

 

Hiking
Build up an appetite for dinner, enjoy a peaceful walk around our beautiful little island.
A network of trails criss-crosses all 35 acres of our magnificent island. Enjoy breathtaking views, colourful flora and fauna, as well as our own little bit of cultural heritage. Try the hike to the top of Fort Duvernette. Young Island is perfect for keen hikers and occasional strollers. Take a walk and feel alive.

 

SailingSailing
Haul anchor and take to the waves on one of the Young Island Resort’s private yachts.
Young Island resort operates two 44 foot private yachts. Our guests can enjoy a day trip or even stay overnight on a longer sailing cruise. The ultimate way to explore and enjoy the beauty of St. Vincent & the Grenadines, weigh anchor and let the trade winds fill your sails.

 

Spa Treatments
Need to escape from the stresses of your world ? Then come to ours. Spa Kalina is the perfect place to unwind. Young Island Resort’s Spa Kalina offers guests a range of revitalising treatments such as massage, reflexology, Indian head massage, facials, wax treatments and more. Recharge naturally.

Discover an enchanting Caribbean island that is brimming with exciting adventures, captivating land and water activities, outstanding natural beauty and very friendly and welcoming people.

Often overlooked by visitors to the Grenadines, St. Vincent is full of wonderful surprises.

WHAT TO DO IN ST. VINCENT
Nature lovers, scuba divers and hikers will all love St Vincent. From the comfort of a bus tour to the challenge of hiking to the top of La Soufriere volcano, there are fabulous activities for everyone to enjoy at this world class island destination. Visit tropical gardens, go bird watching, take in a cricket match or replay scenes from Pirates of The Caribbean. The possibilities are endless.

ST. VINCENT BEACHES
St. Vincent’s volcanic legacy is a stunning coastline of alluring black sand – come and explore our unique black sand beaches. We have our fair share of white sand beaches too, ideal for relaxing, digging your toes into the sand, and soaking up the sun.

Excellent leeward coast beaches include Mt Wynne, Petit Byahaut, Buccament Bay, Richmond Bay and Cumberland Bay.

On the south coast, Indian Bay Beach and Villa Beach are very popular. Across the water, the powder white sands of Young Island can be reached and enjoyed by ferry or water taxi.

Argyle Beach and Brighton Beach are popular in the south, and the beautiful Mt. Young Beach at Black Point is one of the longest stretches of sand in St. Vincent & the Grenadines.

In the north, Sandy Bay is a delightful beach.

ISLAND TOURS

Land Tours
Organised bus excursions are a great way to discover St Vincent. Most operators offer a range of tours to suit your interest. Look out for trips that take you to the Mesopotamia Valley, Owia Salt Pond, Dark View Falls, Vermont Nature Trail, or Fort Charlotte. Many tours will also incorporate locations that were used for the filming of the blockbuster movie Pirates of The Caribbean Curse of The Black Pearl. Sites and film sets can be enjoyed at Wallilabou and Black Point.

Boat Tours
A Boat Tour is a wonderful way to explore the coast of St Vincent and to experience some of our more secluded beaches, bays and shallow snorkeling sites. An unforgettable trip is to the Falls of Baleine in the very north of the island. This 35 foot waterfall tumbles into a rock-lined pool and is a unique natural attraction. Another very pretty natural site is Petit Byahaut. This lovely leeward coast beach can only be accessed by boat and is the perfect place for a romantic picnic.

DIVING AND SNORKELING IN ST. VINCENT
Take a journey under the waves and discover why St Vincent & the Grenadines is known as the ‘Critter Capital of the Caribbean’.

Expansive shallow reef diving, wall diving, drift diving, wreck diving and even cave diving are just some of the opportunities available to both novices and the more experienced.

The leeward coast of St Vincent has some fantastic dive sites:
– The Bat Cave is a challenging cave dive, on the wish list of many visiting divers.
– Anchor Reef has been voted one of the top 100 dive sites in the world.

Divers can expect to see hard and soft corals, sponges, sea fans and a wealth of colourful reef fish as well as the occasional shark and passing squadron of eagle rays.

Dive sites are never crowded and visibility is usually excellent.

SPORTS IN ST. VINCENT
The Arnos Vale Sports Complex located at Arnos Vale hosts cricket matches, the traditional sport of the Caribbean, in one of the most picturesque settings in the region.

In Kingstown the Victoria Park stadium also hosts sporting events such as athletics and soccer. Our national soccer team is known as ‘Vincy Heat’ and if they are playing, you should definitely try to catch a game. Other major sports in St Vincent include basketball, netball, tennis and squash. We compete regularly in regional competitions. Increasingly popular on the island is cycling. You will often see cycling enthusiasts making circuits in Kingstown, especially at weekends when the roads are quiet.

TROPICAL GARDENS IN ST. VINCENT
For gardening and natural history enthusiasts St Vincent has so much to offer. Take a trip to the wonderful Mesopotamia Valley, a beautiful landscape of farmlands and gardens. Stroll through lush 20 acres of the oldest Botanical Gardens in the western hemisphere. And experience the diversity of our habitats at the Vermont Nature Trail.

Botanical Gardens
Located on the northern outskirts of Kingstown are the Botanical Gardens. Peaceful, lush, green and colourful, the gardens are home to a wealth of tropical plants, flowers, trees and birds.

Occupying 20 acres, the Gardens were created in 1765 by General Robert Melville, governor of the British Caribbean islands, as a plant breeding centre and ‘to provide medicinal plants for the military and improve the life and economy of the colony’. Three acres were set aside for the established of a Government House. The Botanical Gardens is the oldest of its kind in the western hemisphere, and celebrated its 240th anniversary in 2005. On February 6th 2012 preparations for the restoration of the site were unveiled as part of the celebration of its 250th anniversary in 2015.

They are famous for being the destination of Captain Bligh’s second visit to the Caribbean in 1798 (his first ended in the infamous mutiny on the Bounty) when he introduced breadfruit to the island. A descendant of one of his original breadfruit trees thrives in today’s gardens.

Promoting the conservation of rare species, the Botanical Gardens aviaries are where visitors can see the beautiful St. Vincent Parrot (Amazona guildingii), our national bird.

There is a paid entrance free, and a friendly optional guide will take you on an informative tour for a small fee. The Gardens is opened from 6am to 6pm daily.

 

St. Vincent’s Vermont Nature Trail
These awe-inspiring hikes take you through lush rainforest with an amazing variety of tropical flora, ending up with beautiful scenery and a chance to see the famous St. Vincent Parrot in its natural habitat.

Located in St. Vincent’s southern interior, the Vermont Nature Trail offers great hiking for all ages and abilities. In this 10,870 acre reserve, you can enjoy 2 miles of clearly marked hiking trails through a variety of forest habitats including rainforest and plantation forest. Informative signs describe the fauna and flora you may encounter as you make your way through lush woodlands to the St. Vincent Parrot Look-Out on the far side of the reserve.

Sightings of the rare St. Vincent Parrot are practically guaranteed. Listen for their unmistakable calls and then look out from the view point as they fly above the forest canopy in front of you.

This is also the habitat for the Whistling Warbler, Black Hawk, Cocoa Thrush, the Crested Hummingbird, Redcapped Green Tanager, Green Heron and several other interesting species.

Trekking the Vermont Nature Trail is a fun and educational hiking experience as well as a wonderful destination for bird watching.

Located just 9 miles from Kingstown, driving time is approximately half an hour.

ST. VINCENT HIKING
Whether you feel like a short, easy stroll or want the challenge of a more strenuous treks, St.Vincent has something for you. Rewarding destinations include picturesque rivers and waterfalls such as Dark View Falls and Trinity Falls, as well as forest hikes such as the Vermont Nature Trail and the Cumberland Nature Trail.

For many, a hiking trip to St Vincent would not be complete without a visit to the summit of the awe-inspiring La Soufriere volcano.

 

WATERSPORTS
Hobie Cat sailing, windsurfing and snorkeling are all possible in St. Vincent. For the more adventurous, a kayaking trip into the Bat Cave on the leeward coast makes for an unforgettable adventure.

 

SAILING IN ST. VINCENT
St. Vincent has excellent natural anchorages as well as marinas offering yacht services and provisioning.

Along the south coast, Blue Lagoon and Young Island Cut present mariners with some of our most popular anchorages and managed moorings. Natural anchorages along the leeward coast include Chateaubelair Bay, Cumberland Bay, Troumaka Bay, Wallilabou Bay, Mt Wynne Bay, Buccament Bay and Petit Byahaut. Kingstown, Wallilabou and Chateubelair are ports of entry and provide customs clearance.