Grenadines One Way
10 days
•105 nautical miles
From St Vincent To Grenada
Day 1: St Vincent to Bequia (9nm)
Day 2: Mustique (13nm)
Day 3: Tobago Cays (21nm)
Day 4: Tobago Cays (0nm)
Day 5: Salt Whistle Bay (3nm)
Day 6: Chatham Bay (6nm)
Day 7: Petit St Vincent (8nm)
Day 8: Carriacou (14nm)
Day 9: St Georges (32nm)
Day 10: St Georges
St Vincent To Grenada Itinerary
After you've gotten acquainted with your Caribbean yacht of choice, set your sights south and sail to the colourful island of Bequia. Experience the warm and laid back welcome from the locals.
There's some great snorkelling and diving around the island. Why not contact one of the local dive schools
A relaxed sail south to Mustique, here you can pick up a mooring and go to the world-famous Basil's Bar. If you time it right, you can enjoy the Mystique Blues Festival
Stop off and explore Petit Nevis and see the ruins of the old whaling station
Onwards to the Tobago Cays, arguably one of the most beautiful anchorages in the world. Here you can either anchor or pick up a mooring inside the horseshoe reef. With no restaurants or bars, it's the perfect spot for a BBQ on board
Get the freshest seafood delivered to your boat on anchor
So beautiful, it deserves a second day. Dive in and explore the reefs and see the sea life. Dig your toes in into the warm sand and watch the local Iguana's and Tortoises about their day.
Off Bradel Island is an area cordoned off for turtles to feed.
A short sail to Mayreau, dripping anchor in the idyllic Salt Whistle bay. Go ashore and take the short hike to the top of the hill to see the view from the quaint Church.
Dine at one of the great local restaurants
An hours sail downwind to Chatham bay on Union Island. This large anchorage has a long beach with excellent snorkelling to the north and lovely walks ashore.
- Grab a drink and lounge in the pool at the small resort. - Enjoy a BBQ on the beach
Clear out of the Grenadines at Clifton Harbour and sail on to Petit St Vincent. Anchor off the resort and enjoy a wonderful meal ashore. You can also anchor off Petit Martinique and have excellent local food
Top up with fuel and water on Petit Martinique
Off to Carriacou to clear into Grenada. Once done, anchor off sandy island, a stunning spot known for its coral reefs and clear and shallow waters. Make your way back to the island and anchor in Tyrell bay. head ashore and enjoy the local restaurants and bars.
Anchor off Hillsborugh to clear into Grenada
A great final long sail down the west coast of Grenada to bring you to St George's. Anchor off ross point or take a berth in Port Lous Marina. Make your way to shore and dine at one of the many restaurants to be had and have drinks at a local bar. If you haven't got the snorkelling out of your system, you can snorkel the beautiful underwater sculpture park.
- Eat at BB's Crabback near Fort George for taste of the local flavour - Snorkel at the underwater sculpture park
The Island of Grenada itself is full to the brim of great things to do. Absolutely stunning and covered in lush vegetation. Make your way inland to hike the seven sisters waterfall. Take a tour of one of the many rum distilleries or take a hike to the islands highest point, Mt St.Catherine.
- Try the national dish 'oildown' - Have a drink at the marina bar