Grenada
Luxury Yacht Charter

Grenada

Grenada Yacht Charter

Dubbed the “Spice Isle”, due to its history of spice growing Grenada is an enchanting, tropical destination perfectly situated for exploration via a charter yacht. Located within the Windward Islands archipelago, its beautiful white and black sand beaches are surrounded by warm waters in a dazzling array of blue shades. Rich in history and cultures, the main island of Grenada offers plenty of activities to indulge in, from visiting nutmeg and coconut plantations to picking exotic fruit and visiting historical sites. Grenada is also home to several out of this world dive sites, including colourful coral reefs and the underwater Sculpture Park at Molinière Point. Escape to the balmy waters of Grenada and let its perfumed air of sensual species and sweet exotic fruit transport you to another world.

Grenada Charter Guide

Grenada is a Caribbean country comprising the main island, named Grenada, as well as two smaller surrounding islands known as Carriacou and Petit Martinique. An ideal destination for sailing, why not consider a luxury sailing charter yacht through the region?

St. George

The capital of Grenada, this 18th century city is known for its colourful houses, Georgian colonial architecture and Fort George which overlooks the narrow Carenhage Harbour. Stroll among its small streets before stopping by Bay Gardens to marvel at the different species of Caribbean plants.

Union Island

Part of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Union Island offers some stunning biking and hiking trails. Anchor by Clifton Harbour, a small busting port bursting with local color and flavour before heading inlands and enjoying the natural splendors on this island.

Carriacou

Part of Grenada, head to the charming town of Hillsborough for an authentic taste of Carriacou. Built on a beautiful beach, stop by one of the local restaurants for seaside dining. Afterwards enjoy a stroll along the beach and watch how locals traditionally build boats by hand.

Dragon Bay

Home to some of the best snorkeling and diving in the area, find anchorage by Dragon Bay. Head to Molinière Point, which houses a unique underwater park established by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor that features 80 structures slowly being colonized by marine life.

Petit Martinique

The northernmost island of Grenada, Petit Martinique is famous for its plywood speedboats, which are built by the island’s residents. Head ashore and stock up on local foods, before heading to the neighbouring island of Mopion to relax on its pristine, white-sand beach and snorkel among the vibrant coral reefs.