St Vincent & The Grenadines

Several hundred islands with white-sand beaches and crystal-clear water, the Western Hemisphere's oldest botanical garden, a hikeable volcano on St. Vincent and sleepy Bequia a sailor's paradise.

Saint-Vincent & the Grenadines have kept all their beauty, as they are far away form the extravaganza of mass tourism. In all houses, restaurants and bars of this little paradise there is a cool feeling and an exceptional charm.

Saint-Vincent is also the staring point of great excursions in the Grenadines islands, some 32 islets going towards Grenada in the South. Some small islands are well equipped - but never overflowed wit tourists. Some others are very small, with an isolated beach and few houses where the time seems to have stopped. If sailing is your passion, then Grenadines is a must!

The best time to travel to St. Vincent & the Grenadines is during our winter and spring months of December to April. The average yearly temperature is 81 degrees. During the rainy season, June through to October, rain is frequent in the mountains of St. Vincent but with only short, sharp bursts on the coast.