Mere moments away from the main island of St Vincent, Young Island is a private swathe of paradise - boasting 13 acres of tropical bliss. Dubbed the home of barefoot chic, the landscape is scattered with bright and airy cottages, powdered sands, and sparkling waters. Young Island is aptly named as it appears to be flushed with the beauty of bright green youth. A natural nature reserve, it’s perfect for eco-hikes, snorkeling, diving, and balancing the bounty of the ocean and the great outdoors with the lavish luxuries of a five-star spa and romantic restaurant. With plenty of choice for island hopping nearby and easy access to the cultural delights of Kingstown, Young Island has all the makings of a Caribbean dream.
As the prime filming location for Disneys Pirates of the Caribbean, Wallilabou Bay can be found on the northwest coast of St Vincent and is a popular stop for movie fans, cruises, and charters exploring these silky blue shores. In homage to the Hollywood smash hit, Walillabou has kept the set for Pirates of the Caribbean along with a museum and picture gallery - not to mention the costumes which charter guests can dress up in. Aside from former film glory, Wallilabu Bay is also a great snorkeling and diving spot for seeing smallmouth grunts, hard and soft coral, moray eels, and much more.
Exclusivity exudes from the island of Mustique. A firm favorite of the British Royal Family and other high-society names, this beautiful island is one of 32 that make up the magic corners of St Vincent and the Grenadines. The island is privately owned, and security is high, making its blissful blue beaches and picturesque villages a dream for those who want to escape prying eyes. Dotted with enchanting estates owned by the rich and famous and with bays like Britannia and Endeavor teeming with underwater life, charter guests will truly feel fabulously free as they swim, snorkel, and soak up the sophisticated vibes of this elite island.
A private resort island close to Union Island, Petit St Vincent is a playground in paradise. With the sublime snorkeling and diving of the Tobago Cays just a few miles away, it’s the perfect stop off for those charter guests wanting a delirious dose of landbound luxury in-between ocean adventures. Petit St Vincent occupies 115 acres and is all laid-back luxury and high-end style. With a boutique spa, swaying hammocks, postcard beaches, and fine dining options, you can breathe a sigh of sweet contentment. Watersport options are plentiful with everything from swimming with sea turtles to flying across the surface with kite surfing and of course, lots of island hopping too. Petit St Vincent is also home to the Jacques Cousteau Diving Center - a state of the art setup for those who want to access some of the areas very best diving sites with the very best instructors.
The five small uninhabited islands of the Tobago Cays (Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradol, Petit Tabac, and Jamesby) make for a soul-nourishing charter destination. Adorned with coral reefs, pure white beaches, and beautiful bays, this marine national park is a sailing haven. Snorkeling with green sea turtles is a must, especially along the coral-clad Horseshoe Reef. Film buffs can also maroon themselves in the same spot as Jack Sparrow on the lush picnic spot of Petit Tabac. Active guests can clamber and climb for rewarding vistas, especially on the islands of Petit Bateau, Petit Rameau, and James Bay.
Exclusivity oozes from the St Vincent and Grenadines resort of Palm Island. Just ten minutes by boat from Union Island, this chic little hideaway comes served with an extra side of wow factor. While the resort and the island seem to be one and the same, there’s plenty of space for soaking up signature Caribbean sights. Lolloping white sand beaches, sparkling seas, and the fragrance of coconut and salt seeping out of the five-star spa are simply heaven sent. With 135 acres, no less than five beaches, a handful of harmonious walking trails, and lush lagoons, Palm Island is the idyllic island you have been dreaming of. Restaurants, cocktails, pools with cascading waterfalls, paddleboard adventures, and pampering are all available on tap.
Canouan, which means "turtle" in Carib, is best visited by yacht. This small hook-shaped island lies halfway along the Grenadines chain and is equipped with a modern airport that can handle mid-sized jets, a championship golf course, beautiful villas, and a couple of luxury resorts, making it the playground of billionaires. When all the luxury amenities become too tiring, there are plenty of isolated bays off which you can anchor and four pristine, pearly white, sandy beaches with turquoise waters to snorkel.
Until recently The Grenadines were one of the Caribbean's best kept secrets. Lead by St. Vincent, there are over 32 islands and cays, extending south to Union Island offering an incredible choice of island destinations. These idyllic islands offer everything from volcanoes to explore, tranquil beaches, peaceful anchorages in turquoise waters and picturesque villages.