7 Day Yacht Charter Grenadines

St Vincent to St Vincent
Yacht Charter Itinerary

Start your memorable journey across the captivating Grenadines archipelago. Begin on St. Vincent, where lush rainforests tumble down to icing sugar-white beaches. Sail your way to the exclusive enclave of Mustique, where luxury meets seclusion amidst stunning landscapes. Next is the beautiful Canouan Island with its turquoise water and the best snorkeling spots around. Proceed to the island of charming Mayreau with its two or three picturesque villages and fabulous viewpoints. Plunge into the crystalline waters of Tobago Cays, an underwater park filled with colorful coral reefs and marine life. Discover the jiving culture of Union Island before ending your trip in Bequia, known for its vibrant waterfront and rich maritime history. The itinerary promises to show a perfectly unmatched mingling of luxury, adventure, and natural beauty, all encompassed in one single trip of a lifetime.

Make the best of your 7 Day Yacht Charter Grenadines with our St Vincent to St Vincent yacht charter itinerary.

Day 1

St Vincent

Begin your exploration of this archipelago nation in St Vincent, the capital of the Grenadines. A quiet and unspoiled fishing village teeming with exotic wildlife and vast mountainous landscapes, this eco-friendly hub offers a plethora of sports opportunities. Dive into the turquoise waters, explore the beautiful underwater marine life and prepare to be stunned by the beauty of black coral. For those less inclined for watersports, bask on the white-sand beaches with a punchy Caribbean cocktail in hand, or experience St Vincent’s tranquil culture when visiting the famous Botanic Gardens.

Day 2

Mustique

18 miles south-east of St Vincent you will find the upscale haven of Mustique; a discrete, private hideaway put on the map by Britain’s Princess Margaret. Drop anchor in crystal-clear waters and hire a glass-bottomed kayak to explore the world beneath you. For those keen for an adrenaline rush, ride horseback along the pristine talcum-powder beaches before heading as the sun sets to the iconic Basil Bar. Fuelled by delicious grilled lobster and spicy margaritas, party like a rockstar and feel the Mustique magic!

Day 3

Canouan

Translating to “island of turtles,” Canouan is a tiny, boot-shaped island 25 miles south of St Vincent encompassing a mere 1,700 acres of lush greenery. For those keen for aquatics, don your snorkeling gear and explore the mile-long reef or dive down into the warm Caribbean waters in search of ‘Gibraltar,’ a massive stone nearly 30 feet deep home to the island’s namesake. For those who wish to stay on land, enjoy a round at St Vincent’s only 18-hole championship golf course or hike to the island’s highest point at 900 feet for a panoramic 360-degree view of all the Grenadines.

Day 4

Mayreau

With a permanent population of only 300 people “Minuscule Mayreau” is another of the Grenadines’ hidden gems, found where the calm Caribbean is separated from the Atlantic surf by a narrow strip of beach. Travel to the island’s north-western tip to find Salt Whistle Bay beach, an exquisite crescent of powdery white sands shaded by flowering bushes, sea grape trees, and towering palm trees. Bring a picnic lunch or sign up for a detoxifying beach yoga class before a candlelit moonlight dinner at the end of the beach, with the waves lapping at your feet.

Day 5

Tobago Cays

The Tobago Cays are a collection of five uninhabited islets protected by the Horseshoes Reef, each fringed with powder white sand beaches, dazzling coral reefs, and crystal-clear lagoons teeming with green turtles and exquisite Angelfish. The Tobago Cays are an ideal destination for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts, with an abundance of wildlife ranging from native birds at the Catholic Rock Bird Sanctuary to eagle rays gliding into formation 70ft deep at Worlds End Reef. The island has no restaurants but you can enjoy a fully prepared barbeque seafood dinner on the beach from the ‘boat boys,’ who travel from boat to boat taking reservations.

Day 6

Union Island

Arrive by yacht to Union Island, an undiscovered treasure located in the Southern Grenadines. The 3-mile-long island is ideal for mooring and exploring the region’s natural beauty. Clifton Harbor is a large and vibrant bay, with plenty of bars and restaurants along the waterfront to visit. Venture to ‘Happy Island’, a tiny man-made island in Clifton Harbour made of discarded conch shells. The picture of simplicity, the island consists of a small bar with enough space to tie up the tender, fill your glass and chat to the island’s cheerful builder.

Day 7

Bequia

Translated from Carib, ‘Bequia’ becomes ‘Island of the Clouds’, and looking at its volcanic mountain topography, it isn’t hard to see why. Enter the main town of Port Elizabeth – small in size but large in charm, recognized by the winding main street bursting with vibrant low-rise shops and restaurants overlooking bobbing boats in the harbour. If the views from the yacht aren’t enough, consider taking a 90-minute hike to Bequia’s highest point, Ma Peggy’s Rock, and admiring the breathtaking views stretching all the way to Mustique and St Vincent.

LUXURY YACHTS FOR CHARTER

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