La Soufrière Mountain
Region: Northern Saint Vincent Island
Nature
An active volcano standing at 1,234m. Trekking to the crater rim offers panoramic views of the entire island and the Caribbean Sea.
Tourism in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Explore notable sights and destinations in this country
Tourist attractions
Tobago Cays Marine Park
Region: Grenadines Islands
Nature
A group of uninhabited islands where sea turtles and coral reefs are protected. A snorkeling paradise.
Bequia Island Port Elizabeth
Region: Bequia Island
Culture
A port town retaining the atmosphere of 19th-century whaling. Famous for handmade sailboat model souvenirs.
Mustique Island
Region: Mustique Island
Luxury Resort
A luxury island dotted with celebrity-exclusive villas, offering a private atmosphere.
Dark View Falls
Region: Northwest Saint Vincent Island
Nature
An impressive two-tier waterfall. Visitors can cross bamboo bridges and stroll through virgin forests.
Kingstown Botanical Garden
Region: Kingstown
Culture
Established in 1765, the oldest botanical garden in the Caribbean and a sanctuary for the national bird, the Amazon parrot.
Fort Charlotte
Region: Outskirts of Kingstown
Cultural Heritage
A British colonial-era fortress built on a 180m cliff. Spectacular views of the harbor from the battery remains.
Salt Whistle Bay
Region: Mayreau Island
Nature
A crescent-shaped white sand beach with coconut palms creating a postcard-perfect cove.
Wallilabou Bay
Region: West coast of Saint Vincent Island
Film Location
A bay where the Port Royal set from 'Pirates of the Caribbean' remains.
Canouan Island Golf Club
Region: Canouan Island
Modern Resort
An 18-hole course designed by Jim Fazio, featuring ocean-spanning holes.
Union Island Chatham Bay
Region: Union Island
Nature
A secluded beach surrounded by cliffs and turquoise blue sea, popular for kitesurfing.
Petit St. Vincent
Region: Petit St. Vincent Island
Private Resort
The ultimate hideaway with 22 villas where room service is requested using flags.
Suggested itineraries
Classic Saint Vincent Island Tour
Duration (days): 3
Highlights: Kingstown Market, Fort Charlotte, La Soufrière Crater, Dark View Falls, Baleine Hot Springs
A short trip covering historical exploration of the capital, tropical rainforest trekking, and volcanic craters.
Grenadines Island Hopping
Duration (days): 5
Highlights: Bequia Island, Canouan Island, Tobago Cays, Union Island, Petit St. Vincent
A sailing trip hopping between coral reefs and luxury resorts using ferries and small planes.
Celebrity Experience Mustique Stay
Duration (days): 4
Highlights: Britannia Bay, Basil's Bar, Scuba diving, Horse riding trails
A luxurious vacation renting a villa and enjoying private beaches and gourmet cuisine.
Travel tips
- During hurricane season (June–November), there is a risk of flight cancellations.
- AST is UTC-4 year-round; daylight saving time is not observed.
- Inter-island ferries may run only twice a week on some routes, so plan travel with flexibility.
- ATMs in the capital operate 24 hours, but cash is essential on remote islands.
- Walking around town in swimwear is considered bad manners.
- Strong sunlight makes hats and high SPF sunscreen essential.
- Voltage is 230V, 50Hz, with British BF-type plugs being standard.
- Public Wi-Fi is limited. SIM cards from Flow or Digicel are suitable for travelers.
- Collecting coral or taking large amounts of shells is illegal.
- At night, avoid streets with few people even in central Kingstown.
- Local vans (minibuses) are hailed by waving; to disembark, say 'Bus stop.'
- Local rum made from sugarcane can exceed 75% alcohol, so exercise caution.
- Although taxes and service charges are included in food and beverage prices, adding a few dollars for good service makes a good impression.
- While snorkeling, be cautious not only of UV rays but also jellyfish.
- Volcano trekking requires an official guide to accompany you.