St. Vincent and the Grenadines boast some of the most breathtaking scenery in the Caribbean, making it a haven for boaters. A chain of 36 verdant volcanic islands, many of which have white sand beaches and palm-lined coves where mega yachts and sailboats coexist, runs southeast toward Grenada. There are many upscale resorts on private islands in this area. Excellent snorkelling is only a short distance from shore, and many beaches have coral reefs lining them. Diving is also excellent. These serene and unassuming islands draw discerning island lovers seeking a taste of classic Caribbean scenery away from the crowds of cruise ships in busier ports. Union Island serves as the southern entryway to the Grenadines. At the same time, the island of St. Vincent, at the northern end of the archipelago, is home to Kingstown, the colonial capital with cobblestone streets. The surrounding waters are scattered with the green islets of Bequia, Mustique, Mayreau, Canouan, Palm Island, and Petit St. Vincent. The picturesque Tobago Cays, surrounded by coral reefs, are a favourite among divers, snorkelers, boaters, and beachgoers. Capital- Kingstown International Airport - Argyle International Airport (SVD) Population- 111,751 Currency- Eastern Caribbean dollar Time - UTC -4 Driving side- Right Main electricity- 230V Official language - English Religion- Christian
Immerse yourself in St Vincent’s underwater world Get off the beaten track by hiking to La Soufriere volcano Admire the views from St Vincent’s historic forts Spend an afternoon strolling around St. Vincent Botanical Gardens Escape in style to Mustique Find your paradise on St Vincent’s beautiful beaches
