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Grenadines

This lush, tiny archipelago packs a serious rum punch. Get the best of the Grenadines’ deserted beaches, private islands and untouched reefs on a yacht charter.

The Mellow Archipelago That’s Fit for Royalty

Calling all VIPs. The Grenadines are a constellation of 32 sparkling islands, some privately owned, others uninhabited. Looking for natural splendour? The Tobago Cays set divine beaches within a barrier reef. Want exclusivity? Make like royalty on Mustique, where manicured lawns give on to pristine beaches. Verdant Bequia and mellow Union are other highlights, but on a Grenadines charter yacht you can anchor off specks in the ocean, with surf-kissed sand as your velvet curtain.

Yacht Charter Itineraries

Inspirational Itineraries in the Grenadines

From East to West

From East to West

St Vincent to Grenada. Discover your own desert island adventure. With 32 islands to choose from, it's an excuse to return again and again.

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Jewels of the Caribbean

Jewels of the Caribbean

Antigua to Grenada. Dive, snorkel, discover underwater treasures. Visit landmarks with a rich vibrant history. See it all by superyacht.

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Yacht Charter Destinations

More Destinations in the Grenadines

St Vincent

St Vincent

Adventure and relax. St Vincent is the largest in the island chain of St Vincent & the Grenadines and beckons those on Windward Islands charters. One of the calmest and quietest stretches of the Caribbean, the Grenadines is all about relaxation.

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Bequia

Bequia

Take your time. Low on glitz. High on dramatic scenery. Small but perfectly formed. Beguiling Bequia is a relaxed outpost of the Grenadines. Lush green hills form the island’s emerald spine and give way to golden sands lapped by sky blue waves.

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Mustique

Mustique

Privacy. Luxury. Intimacy. Mustique is more family playground than member’s club. You may see a familiar face drinking Drambuies barefoot at the bar, as another pulls a tune from the old piano.

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Canouan

Canouan

Delectable. Lush. Serene. One of the last islands to become to European settlement, Canouan will take you to a world of contrasts in just five square miles of unadulterated beauty.

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Mayreau

Mayreau

Spirited. Scenic. Serene. Car-free. Care-free. Casual. Fun. Mayreau is a 1.5mi² expanse of Caribbean secret. The island’s 250 inhabitants call just one unnamed village home. No roads, no airport, no banks; just unencumbered tranquility.

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Your Guide to the Grenadines

The Cay to Your Heart

Deserted cays that fizzle with undersea life. White-sand bays without a road in sight. Cocktails with a view of green hills and the bright blue sea. It’s all here – but barely anyone else is. The crowds don’t make it as far as this blissful archipelago, but a Y.CO yacht in the Grenadines can whisk you between the untouched Tobago Cays, mellow Mayreau and easygoing Bequia. Here’s why it’s the perfect spot for a yacht charter.

Your Guide to the Grenadines

Snorkel off the Tobago Cays

Snorkel off the Tobago Cays

Like your islands untouched? There are zero inhabitants on the Tobago Cays, just coral, beaches and shallow water that shimmers in a thousand shades of blue. Your luxury yacht charter can anchor off one of a handful of reef-hugged islands before you dive in for some of the world’s best snorkelling. Sea turtles, sponges, colourful reef fish and giant rays – plus fresh seafood for lunch – make this a glorious getaway

Sample Bays and Beer on Mayreau

Tiny Mayreau (pronounced “my-row”) has 300 inhabitants and no proper roads. The best way to tour its spectacular beaches? Your Y.CO superyacht charter. Salt Whistle Bay, on the northern tip, is a crescent of white sands and coconut palms that’s close to perfect, though sweeping Saline Bay runs it close. Then? Climb the island’s only hill for great views, or grab an ice-cold Hairoun beer from one of many chilled-out bars.

Chill Out on Beach-Packed Bequia

A lush green squiggle in the aquamarine sea, Bequia (“Beck-way”) is a lovely, lazy place to kick off your shoes. Come here if you want stunning beaches without the show-offs, unhurried cocktails on shaded terraces and bumpy lanes that lead to forested peaks. Off the palm-flecked beaches (one of them named after Princess Margaret, who came here in the ‘50s) the sea is clear, calm and perfect for diving.

Need to Know

Useful Info to Visit

When to Go

When to Go

The Grenadines are warm and pleasant year-round. The weather is driest and the islands busiest between December and April. Hurricanes are more likely July to October, though the Grenadines are rarely badly affected.

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What to Pack

What to Pack

There are no cities on the Grenadines, so make sure you bring anything you can’t live without. You’ll need swimming gear and walking shoes (or sturdy sandals) if you explore the hills.

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Don’t Miss

Don’t Miss

Live the lux life on the private island of Mustique – you can sleep in a Balinese villa built by David Bowie or sup cocktails with the glitterati at Basil’s Bar.

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