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Sailing the Caribbean Nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines | Ep. 207
June 5, 2026 · 22 min · 479 views · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
What this video covers
Cruising through St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) involves navigating a chain of islands that offer diverse anchorages, from the reef-protected waters of Petit Saint Vincent to the bustling harbor of Admiralty Bay on Bequia.3:09 Union Island serves as the primary port of entry and exit for customs and immigration.4:26 Salt Whistle Bay on Mayreau provides a tranquil, circular anchorage, though it is frequently subject to high winds.6:08 The Tobago Keys, a national park, requires careful navigation of surrounding reefs and offers protected waters for snorkeling and turtle sightings.8:16 Local vendors organize nightly lobster barbecues in the Tobago Keys, ferrying supplies 4.5 miles from Union Island.12:58 On the main island of St. Vincent, cruisers often anchor in the bay of Chateau Bel Air to access the trail for La Soufrière volcano.17:21 The 4,052-foot ascent from sea level traverses jungle and volcanic terrain, requiring approximately six hours round-trip.20:20 Hikers should prepare for steep, muddy conditions and potential rapid weather changes, especially during the rainy season.18:32
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