St Vincent and The Grenadines
Lying to the south of St Lucia and north of Grenada, St Vincent and The Grenadines are known throughout the world for fantastic sailing, most of which is line-of-sight, and good winds.

Of the 30 or so islands that make up St Vincent and The Grenadines, only eight are inhabited with the largest island being St Vincent. They are a haven of natural beauty and absolute nirvana for sailors and divers. Included in these islands are Mustique and Petit St Vincent....exclusive bolt holes for the rich and famous.

You could either plan a one way trip, finishing in Grenada or St Lucia, or just spend a week cruising The Grenadines, soaking up the beauty and character of these islands.

Scuba Diving and Snorkelling
From the gentle to the exhilarating, you'll never have the same dive twice. There are several dive companies who will enthusiastically guide you, whether it's a wreck, reef or drift dive and show you the stunning underwater world of The Grenadines.

Getting There
There are connecting flights from Barbados, Puerto Rico, Saint Lucia, Martinique and Grenada to Joshua Airport, St Vincent (SVD). Alternatively, you may choose to take a direct flight to St Lucia and catch a LIAT flight to one of the smaller islands or charter a plane. In which case, visit SVG Air for information on this.

Language
English

Currency
US Dollars and € Euro are used although the local currency is Eastern Caribbean Dollars. Major credit cards may be accepted in hotels, restaurants and some shops. There are many places throughout the sailing areas to exchange money from cash, Travellers Cheques and Major Credit Cards