St Vincent to Grenada Cabin Cruise through the Grenadines: 10 Nights One Way

This one way sailing cruise runs from St Vincent to Grenada through the Grenadines in ten nights, one of the most loved sailing areas of the Caribbean. The route can also be sailed the other way round, from Grenada to St Vincent.

Distances between the islands are short, so sailing days alternate with long stops at anchor for swimming, snorkelling and time ashore. The skipper adapts the plan to wind, sea state and local access, and the crew takes care of the formalities for entering Grenada.

The route calls at Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, the Tobago Cays, Union Island and Carriacou, with white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and quiet bays such as Salt Whistle Bay.

Ashore there are small harbour towns such as Port Elizabeth, island beach bars and everyday life on Union Island and Carriacou, before the final stop in Grenada.

Life on board is active and relaxed. Guests are welcome to take part in the sailing and learn along the way, while skipper and crew look after the boat and the meals, with water, soft drinks and a set quantity of wine and beer included.

How it works. This is a flexible product with no fixed departure dates. The sailing season runs from 21 December to the end of April and the captain opens weeks according to requests, so the best way to start is the Get offer button: tell us your preferred dates and how many of you are travelling. Indicative prices per person in a shared cabin are €2,200 in January, €2,300 in February, €2,200 in March and €2,100 in April. The whole yacht for up to 6 guests costs €11,500 in January, €12,000 in February, €11,500 in March and €11,000 in April. Departures sold per person need at least 4 paying guests.