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The exclusive private island of Mustique offers luxury and privacy. With plots owned by royalty, the island is a favourite of the rich and famous, for holidaying and private events. A tour of the pristine gardens and spectacular homes is an impressive sight, and there are remnants of the island’s history to be seen, such as the old sugar mills and plantations.
The islands of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are known as a sailing destination, and could have been designed for cruising. Following a sweeping southeasterly curve through the Caribbean Sea, the islands make a perfect one way cruise, aligning to let you make the most of the tropical nor’easter winds and waves. The largest island is home to the capital, Kingstown, and the chain of smaller islands offer exclusive private locations, volcanic landscapes and stunning reefs for snorkeling and diving. Although the islands only total 150 square miles, with many idyllic white sand beaches, lush rainforest, and colourful reefs to explore, why not take a ten day charter yacht to let yourself relax, and enjoy the journey on ‘Island Time’.
See below available yachts for charter in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
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Most importantly, a Grenadines Yacht Charter offers exquisite tiny Caribbean islands to explore. Miles of white sandy beaches to stroll along. The warm Caribbean sea to swim in, snorkel and scuba dive. Besides that local beach bars to enjoy a Rum punch or your favorite cocktail.
The ultimate vacation a Grenadines Yacht Charter, book yours today! If your ideal vacation is sailing between un-commercialised Caribbean islands, then this is the destination for you.
First of all, the best island to start your SVG Grenadines Yacht Charter is the tiny island of Bequia. Therefore, you can fly to Barbados, St Lucia or Grenada, then fly with Mustique Airlines or Liat to Bequia. Stunning Caribbean islands that you will visit are Bequia, Mustique, Tobago Cays, Mayreau, Petit St Vincent and Union Island. Therefore, you can return to Bequia at the end of your charter or have the flexibility to fly out of Union Island. Are you ready to explore the islands?
Union Island has a colorful local market and with its mountainous peaks it’s an interesting stop. The island is a great jump-off point for visiting the nearby Tobago Cays, and the small airstrip makes it a convenient disembarkation point, with private and charter flights available to neighboring Islands.
Founded in 1763, the twenty-acre botanical gardens are reputed to be the oldest in the West Indies. Aside from the luscious indigenous fauna its main attraction is a breadfruit tree apparently grown from seeds that Capt. William Bligh brought to the island on completion of his voyage from Tahiti (after surviving the infamous mutiny aboard the Bounty).
Canouan is also home to the Grenadines Estate Golf Club; a challenging and exhilarating Jim Fazio 18 hole championship golf course with every hole overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
Also on the grounds of the Botanical Gardens the St Vincent National Museum displays pre-Columbian Indian, Arawak, and Carib artifacts, stone carvings, and clay works, and Bird lovers will enjoy the aviary of St Vincent parrots.
Palm Island offers 135 acres of tropical paradise; this island houses the exclusive Palm Island Resort with its huge expanse of tropical white sand beach, shaded by cooling palms. Palm Island seems to have been created with destination weddings, vow renewals and honeymoons in mind, and the resort is welcoming to visiting yachts.
Just northeast of the Tobago Cays is the small Mayreau Island with scarcely 300 residents, its lovely palm-lined beach, Saltwhistle Bay makes a magical lunch-stop.
A collection of 32 islands makes up an area in the Caribbean known as St Vincent & The Grenadines. One of the more popular ways to go to the Grenadines is via a yacht charter, and Nicholson Charters offers some of the best yachts available in the industry. From aboard your charter yacht, it is possible to enjoy all that the Grenadines have to offer, from the main island at St. Vincent to the tiny islands that dot this archipelago. There are plenty of things to see and do in this tucked away gem of the Caribbean.
Beautiful lush islands superb for relaxing and enjoying the crystal clear waters with colourful culture and intriguing history.
Each island in the Grenadines has its own special charm, with plenty of sports and leisure activities to keep you occupied during your stay. Enjoy watching the local wildlife that populates the sea, from playful dolphins to majestic humpback whales. Catch glimpses of turtles out in the wild, or visit the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary to learn about local efforts to conserve these endangered creatures. Many people who take a Grenadines yacht charter also enjoy the local bird watching, hoping to see the famous St. Vincent Parrot, known for its brilliant and unique plumage.