Sailing St Vincent and Bequia.
26 May 2026 · 33 min · 67 views · Kingstown, St. Vincent
Sailboats anchored in Admiralty Bay, Bequia, under clear blue sky.
What this video covers
The crew of a sailboat transits from Soufrière, St. Lucia, to Admiralty Bay in Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, to clear customs and provision for a southward journey through the Grenadines.▶ 1:45 After an initial attempt to anchor near the ferry terminal in Kingstown, St. Vincent, the crew relocates to a small anchorage near the fish market at the harbor master's direction.▶ 5:30 They subsequently move to Admiralty Bay in Bequia, where they successfully clear customs and complete two days of provisioning.▶ 9:50 The crew utilizes the Prince Margaret hiking trail and notes the presence of a wreck near the beach.▶ 25:38 Before departing Bequia for Mustique, the crew plots a course using a chart plotter set to "north up" orientation, identifying a shallow reef to avoid while navigating between islands.▶ 28:03 The transit from Bequia to Mustique is planned as a two-and-a-half-hour trip, with the crew opting to sail under headsail only due to strong winds.▶ 29:45
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