Two catamarans anchored in turquoise Caribbean waters while a kitesurfer glides between them – The ultimate sailing vacation experience in the Grenadines.

THE
GRENADINES
Sailing

The Grenadines are a tropical haven of turquoise seas, pristine beaches, and unforgettable adventures above and below the water.

Whether you’re chasing the thrill of wind sports, swimming alongside sea turtles, or simply basking in the serenity of unspoiled beaches, the Grenadines are the ultimate destination for your Caribbean sailing adventure. A paradise like no other, waiting to be discovered.

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A Remote Island Paradise in the Heart of the Caribbean

The Grenadines Sailing

Heart of the Caribbean - Every Day a new Island

Sail into the breathtaking Grenadines, a chain of pristine islands stretching between Grenada and St. Vincent. This secluded paradise offers a dreamlike escape for sailors, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. From its dramatic green mountains to its powder-white sand beaches and turquoise waters, the Grenadines promise an unforgettable sailing experience. For kitesurfing and wingfoiling enthusiasts, the Grenadines deliver unmatched conditions. The steady trade winds, wide-open bays, and calm waters create the perfect playground for both seasoned riders and those eager to learn. The iconic Tobago Cays, a cluster of uninhabited islands surrounded by a stunning coral reef, is a must-visit spot. Here, you’ll find an otherworldly blend of vibrant marine life and idyllic lagoons. Snorkeling with sea turtles is another highlight of this region. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and witness these gentle creatures gliding gracefully through the seagrass beds. The Grenadines are also home to thriving coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, creating an underwater world that feels like a living kaleidoscope. Onshore, explore charming island villages like Bequia or Union Island, where the laid-back Caribbean vibe is paired with warm hospitality and local flair. Enjoy freshly caught seafood, sip on rum punch, and soak in the rhythm of island life. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of wind sports, swimming alongside sea turtles, or simply basking in the serenity of unspoiled beaches, the Grenadines are the ultimate destination for your Caribbean sailing adventure. A paradise like no other, waiting to be discovered.

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A sea turtle, stingray, and pufferfish swimming beneath an anchored sailing catamaran – A dream snorkeling spot on a Caribbean sailing adventure.

WIND

12 to 20 knots

SEA TEMPERATURE

28 - 29 C

SUNSHINE

Sunshine & sometimes Rainbows

The Grenadines Sailing Highlights

Climate

The Grenadines enjoy a tropical climate that is simply perfect for sailing and watersports, particularly during the peak season from December to May. During these months, steady trade winds averaging 15–25 knots create ideal conditions for kitesurfing, wingfoiling, and other activities. Temperatures remain consistently warm, ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F), while the sea beckons with its invitingly clear and warm waters, averaging around 28°C (83°F). Rainfall is minimal during this period, ensuring sunny skies and pristine conditions. Whether you're chasing adventure or relaxing on a beach, the Grenadines' idyllic weather in peak season makes it a paradise for travelers and ocean lovers alike.

Kitesurfer jumps over a woman enjoying the warm Caribbean water – A paradise for kitesurfing and wingfoiling on a sailing holiday.

Kitesurfing & Wingfoiling

Here’s why the Grenadines stand out as one of the world’s best kitesurfing & wingfoiling destinations:

The Jeremy Tronet Pro Center is nothing short of extraordinary, serving as the backdrop for nearly all the videos on the Duotone Academy App. The Grenadines have also been featured in Aaron Hadlow’s stunning film "Twenty" and the inspiring Stance kitesurfing documentary, which showcases the talents of Vrinda Hamal, Rita Arnaus and Paula Novotna. These productions highlight the incredible conditions and unparalleled vibe of this location—making it an irresistible destination for any kitesurfing enthusiast!

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Snorkeling selfie with a sea turtle in the Tobago Cays, Grenadines – Nature and culture meet on an unforgettable sailing vacation.

Nature & Culture

The Grenadines are a haven for nature and culture enthusiasts, offering breathtaking landscapes and authentic Caribbean charm. From lush green hills to pristine white sandy beaches fringed with palm trees, the islands showcase nature at its finest. The vibrant coral reefs surrounding the islands are teeming with marine life, making them a paradise for snorkelers and divers alike. On land, you’ll find charming villages where local culture thrives, with warm hospitality and a laid-back island vibe. One of the highlights of your trip could be the traditional lobster dinner on the beach—freshly caught and grilled to perfection, served under the stars with the gentle sound of waves as your soundtrack. This blend of natural beauty and cultural richness makes the Grenadines an unforgettable destination.

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Within the Area

From the iconic sunsets of Santorini and the vibrant nightlife of Mykonos to the unspoiled charm of Paros and Naxos, the region is a playground for adventurers and relaxation seekers alike. Explore golden beaches, historic ruins, and authentic villages, or anchor in secluded bays for an intimate connection with nature.

The jewel of the island Mayreau is Salt Whistle Bay, a stunning crescent-shaped beach framed by swaying palms and crystal-clear waters. Known as one of the world’s most picturesque anchorages, it’s perfect for relaxation or exploration.

Mayreau

Union Island, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Grenadines," is a vibrant island that offers a perfect blend of local culture, stunning beaches, and crystal-clear waters. This bustling island, with its lively charm, is home to the iconic Clifton Harbor, where colorful boats and local life make for an authentic Caribbean experience.

Union Island

The Tobago Cays, a breathtaking cluster of uninhabited islets, are the crown jewel of the Grenadines. Surrounded by a protected marine park, they boast dazzling turquoise lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, and pristine beaches. Snorkel with sea turtles, explore thriving underwater life, or simply relax in this picture-perfect paradise.

Tobago Cays

Canouan, known for its luxurious charm and natural beauty, is a gem in the Grenadines. With pristine beaches, lush hills, and vibrant coral reefs, the island offers a perfect balance of tranquility and adventure. Its exclusive resorts and world-class golf course make it a haven for relaxation and refined leisure.

Canouan

Mopion Island, a tiny sandbank crowned with its iconic thatched umbrella, is the ultimate desert island dream. Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs, it’s a must-visit spot for stunning photos, relaxation, and unforgettable snorkeling.

Mopion Island

Petit Saint Vincent, a private island paradise, offers unspoiled natural beauty, pristine beaches, and ultimate seclusion. Its turquoise waters and luxurious ambiance make it a dream destination for relaxation and indulgence.

Petit Saint Vincent

Bequia, the largest of the Grenadines, charms visitors with its laid-back vibe, golden beaches, and rich maritime history. Known for its welcoming locals, vibrant markets, and excellent snorkeling spots, it’s a true haven for sailors and beach lovers alike.

Bequia

Mustique, a private island in the Grenadines, is renowned for its exclusivity and natural beauty. Surrounded by turquoise waters and dotted with luxury villas, it offers pristine beaches, tranquil coves, and a serene atmosphere, making it a favorite retreat for celebrities and discerning travelers.

Mustique

Travel Information

Our detailed travel information ensures you’re ready to set sail stress-free. From essential packing tips to local insights and arrival logistics, everything you need to know for a smooth start to your cruise is right here.

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1 / Direct Flight to Martinique (FDF)

Getting to Martinique and Saint Lucia couldn’t be easier. Martinique, often referred to as the "Paris of the Caribbean," boasts direct flights from major European cities such as Paris, and easy connections from North America, including Miami and New York.

Direct round-trip flights from Paris (France), Miami (USA), or Toronto (Canada) to Martinique (FDF) can be found for under 650 EUR.

2 / Direct Flight to Saint Lucia (UVF)

Saint Lucia is highly accessible, with direct flights available from London, New York, and other major international hubs, ensuring a relaxed arrival and an immediate immersion in island's tranquil atmosphere.
Moreover, direct round-trip flights from London to Saint Lucia can be found for under 650 EUR.
From New York, travelers can secure direct round-trip flights to Saint Lucia for less than 350 EUR, making this destination an attractive option for your next getaway

3 / One way trip?

Would you rather take a one-way trip from one island to another without returning by boat? You can start your journey from either Martinique or Saint Lucia. You can then either fly back from the other island or enjoy a quick ferry ride (1.5 hours).

Useful Information

Traveling from Europe? You might not need your passport for Martinique since it is part of the European Union, but make sure to have it with you for visiting Saint Lucia!

Martinique offers healthcare and infrastructure that meet European standards, making it a convenient and safe destination in the Caribbean.

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