There are only two ways to get to St. Vincent and the Grenadines: by air or boat. From North America, Caribbean Airlines has weekly service between New York and Argyle International Airport in St. Vincent, while American Airlines has weekly nonstop flights from Miami and Air Canada offers weekly flights from Toronto. Connecting flights also …
Cottage on Petit St Vincent Bequia Beach Hotel The tallest building in St. Vincent and the Grenadines is just five stories high, so one thing you won’t find here are high-rise resorts—or large hotels of any dimension, for that matter. On St. Vincent, most accommodations, including boutique hotels, bed & breakfasts, villas and apartments, are …
France and England fought for control of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and its indigenous Caribs in the 18th century, with conquest trading hands several times, but the history of these islands goes much further back than the colonial period. Petroglyphs like those found at Layou and other evidence of early civilization shows that St. …
With its collection of small resorts, private islands, abundant natural beauty, unhurried island lifestyle and lack of mass tourism, St. Vincent and the Grenadines is a great destination for a digital detox or any vacation where the goal is to slow down and simplify. Good health begins with healthy eating, and in St. Vincent and …
Canouan cuisine Hairoun Local conch Sunset Very Strong Rum Previous Next St. Vincent’s history—culinary and otherwise—is deeply entwined with the breadfruit. Captain William Bligh made not one but two expeditions to Tahiti to bring breadfruit trees to the Caribbean: the first ended with the infamous mutiny on his ship, The Bounty, but the second voyage …
The private island resorts of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are ideally suited for hosting a destination wedding or honeymoon, offering all-inclusive accommodations, unmatched settings for wedding ceremonies and receptions, and the ultimate in secluded luxury when it’s time for one-on-one time, from standalone villas to candlelit beach dinners, pampering spa services to picnics on …
Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau Princess Margaret Beach, Bequia From volcanic black sand to silky white coral strands, St. Vincent and the Grenadines has an endless variety of beaches, all of them open to the public and several that have been honored with “world’s best” designations. Working with clients who want a beach vacation where the …
Hold a baby sea turtle in your hand at the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary Stand on the edge of the summit crater atop the La Soufriere volcano Strike a regal pose atop Royal, the highest point on Canouan Let the water pour over your head from 60 ft. above at the Falls of Baleine. Channel …
Kingstown Union Island Young Island Petit St. Vincent Previous Next St. Vincent: It’s not exactly accurate to say that there is a volcano “on” St. Vincent—in fact, the entire island is comprised of a series of volcanic mountains, some of which are actually underwater. The 2021 eruption of La Soufriere, the 4,049-ft. volcanic peak at …
Botanical Gardens Fort Charlotte The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Botanical Gardens are the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere, established in 1765. While most Caribbean forts are built on the coast with their weapons aimed at the sea, the cannons at St. Vincent’s Fort Charlotte face inland: the British built the fort not …
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines—“The Caribbean You’re Looking For”—can be found in the eastern Caribbean Sea, a necklace of 32 islands and cays stretching from St. Vincent in the north to Petit St. Vincent in the south. Located between Grenada and Saint Lucia, the other major islands in the archipelago include Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, Mustique …
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