Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Tours & Trips

What our customers ask about Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Tours & Trips

• What are the must-visit islands in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines for first-time visitors?

  The Tobago Cays stand out as a natural treasure with pristine reefs where visitors can swim alongside sea turtles in clear waters. The island of Bequia welcomes travelers with Port Elizabeth's local charm featuring a mix of shops waterfront restaurants and the historic Anglican church overlooking Admiralty Bay. Mayreau a tiny island community of 300 residents draws visitors to its hilltop church with panoramic views and the quiet shores of Salt Whistle Bay Beach. The Bequia Beach Hotel serves as an excellent base recommended by many travelers for its ocean views and central location to these key spots.

• What unique local experiences should I not miss in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

  Hamilton Fort and the Whaling Museum in Bequia offer insights into the islands' rich maritime past. Thursday nights come alive with "Jump Up" street parties in Port Elizabeth where locals and visitors dance together. Roberts Bar on Mayreau serves as a gathering spot for authentic rum punch paired with scenic views. The Dark View Falls on St. Vincent reached by crossing a traditional bamboo bridge provides a natural escape. The beach barbecues in the Tobago Cays where local fishermen cook fresh catches right on the sand create lasting memories.

• When is the best time to visit Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

  December to April brings the most reliable weather with temperatures ranging from 75-85°F and minimal rain. The May to November off-season offers better deals and fewer crowds though brief rain showers occur. Sailors find the steadiest trade winds from November to May making these months ideal for island hopping through the Grenadines. April's Bequia Easter Regatta draws crowds with its mix of sailing competitions and local festivities.

• What type of accommodation options are available in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

  The islands provide places to stay for every preference. Bequia Beach Hotel sets the standard for upscale beachfront accommodation while Mayreau's Green Roof Inn delivers a more intimate Caribbean setting. Many visitors choose to sleep aboard modern catamarans equipped with private cabins and bathrooms perfect for exploring multiple islands. Palm Island Resort offers an exclusive retreat on its private island complete with high-end amenities and secluded beaches.

• What are the dining options and local cuisine in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

  Food options range from casual beachside spots to refined dining experiences. Port Elizabeth in Bequia lines its waterfront with restaurants serving fresh catches and island dishes. Basil's Bar on Mustique attracts a mix of locals visitors and occasional celebrities. Local menus feature lobster fresh fish and traditional plates like callaloo soup. The Tobago Cays beach barbecues let visitors enjoy just-caught seafood prepared by local fishermen. Robert's Bar on Mayreau earns consistent praise from travelers for its rum punches and seafood dishes.

• How many days should I spend in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

  Plan for at least 7-8 days to explore the main islands properly. Popular sailing tours such as "Hotspots under palm trees" run 8-day routes covering key stops like Bequia Mustique the Tobago Cays and Mayreau. A 10-11 day trip following tours like the "Grenadines Explorer" allows for unhurried island visits and more time for activities. Two weeks provides enough time to add mainland St. Vincent and some less-visited islands to the itinerary.