Barefoot Luxury Escapes
Imagine stepping onto a private beach where the only footprints are your own. St Vincent & The Grenadines is famous for its boutique hideaways and exclusive island resorts like Mustique and Petit St Vincent. It's the ultimate in laid-back luxury, with privacy, pampering, and paradise all rolled into one.
Sailing and Island-Hopping Adventures
With calm waters, steady trade winds, and a string of picture-perfect islands close together, this is one of the best sailing destinations in the Caribbean. Charter a yacht or join a guided catamaran cruise, and spend your days snorkelling in hidden coves, visiting sleepy fishing villages, and chasing sunsets at sea.
Nature-Filled Exploration
For nature lovers and adventure seekers, the main island of St Vincent offers volcanic landscapes, rainforest hikes, waterfalls, and black sand beaches. Climb the La Soufrière volcano, swim in freshwater pools, or wander through lush botanical gardens—this is the Caribbean at its wildest and most wonderful.
Scattered like emerald gems across turquoise waters, St Vincent and the Grenadines is a dreamy archipelago of 32 idyllic islands and cays. It's the perfect destination if you crave untouched beaches, vibrant marine life, and a taste of the true Caribbean—unspoiled, unhurried, and unbelievably beautiful. Whether you’re barefoot on the beach or sipping rum on a yacht, this little slice of paradise feels like a well-kept secret.
It’s the Filming Location for Pirates of the Caribbean
Fans of Jack Sparrow, take note—many iconic scenes from the Pirates of the Caribbean films were shot right here. The rugged cliffs, remote beaches, and swaying palms of St Vincent and nearby islands made the perfect backdrop for pirate adventures. You can even visit the exact beach where Jack’s rum stash was “burned”!
The Tobago Cays Are a Protected Marine Paradise
Located in the heart of the Grenadines, the Tobago Cays Marine Park is a snorkeller’s and diver’s dream. This cluster of tiny uninhabited islands is surrounded by coral reefs teeming with life—turtles, rays, and rainbow-coloured fish await beneath the surface. Above water, the cays are picture-perfect with white sands and water so blue it doesn’t look real.
The Island Chain Includes Over 30 Beautiful Gems
While St Vincent is the largest island, the real magic often lies in the smaller, lesser-known isles. From glamorous Mustique to sleepy Bequia, each island has its own unique charm. Whether you want barefoot beach bars or upscale villas, quiet coves or sailing thrills—you’ll find your perfect match among the Grenadines.
Weather
St Vincent and the Grenadines enjoys a warm, tropical climate year-round, with temperatures typically ranging from 24°C to 31°C. The dry season, from December to May, is the best time to visit for sunshine and calm seas. The wetter months (June to November) bring short, refreshing showers and fewer crowds.
Spoken Languages and Currency
The official language is English, which makes getting around and chatting with locals easy for UK travellers. The local currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit cards are common in hotels and larger restaurants, though it’s handy to have cash for beach bars and smaller island shops.
Popular Destinations
Bequia
This charming island blends local culture with laid-back beach vibes. With colourful markets, friendly locals, and golden shores, Bequia is a true Caribbean gem that’s as authentic as it is beautiful.
Mustique
Famed for its celebrity villas and exclusive feel, Mustique is where glamour meets island serenity. It’s quiet, luxurious, and impossibly pretty—perfect for those seeking pure privacy and pampering.
Petit St Vincent
An ultra-private island resort where barefoot luxury reigns supreme. There are no phones or TVs—just secluded cottages, white-sand beaches, and total peace. Paradise with a capital ‘P’.
Palm Island
A lush, private island where relaxation is the order of the day. Enjoy crystal-clear waters, beach hammocks, and quiet nature walks—this is the ultimate escape from everyday life.
Top Things to See and Do in St Vincent & The Grenadines
Hike La Soufrière Volcano
Take a guided trek up St Vincent’s active volcano for breathtaking views and an unforgettable adventure. The lush jungle trail leads to the rim of the crater—steamy, dramatic, and totally worth the climb.
Snorkel in the Tobago Cays
These uninhabited islets are surrounded by vibrant coral reefs and full of marine life. Snorkel alongside turtles, rays, and tropical fish in some of the clearest water you’ll ever see.
Visit the Dark View Falls
Tucked away in the rainforest of St Vincent, Dark View Falls is a pair of beautiful cascades with natural pools for swimming. Wooden bridges and lush greenery make the journey as magical as the destination.
Explore Kingstown’s Botanical Gardens
As one of the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere, this peaceful haven is home to rare tropical plants and exotic birds—including descendants of Captain Bligh’s original breadfruit trees!
St Vincent & The Grenadines: The Caribbean, Just the Way You Dreamed It
If you’re looking for unspoilt beauty, island charm, and a holiday that feels truly special, St Vincent and the Grenadines delivers it all—and then some. Whether you're sipping cocktails on a private island, diving with sea turtles, or dancing barefoot under the stars, you'll discover that this Caribbean paradise has a rhythm all its own.
All St Vincent & The Grenadines Destinations
- Bequia
- Mustique
- Petit St Vincent
- Palm Island
