St Vincent and the Grenadines sits among the Caribbean’s most rewarding cruising grounds. At 450,000 euros per week, the yachts on offer are superyachts of 55 to 70 metres, purpose-built for open-ocean passages and calm anchorages alike. These vessels carry generous beam, active stabilisers and exterior deck space that makes extended time at sea entirely comfortable. The Grenadines chain extends south from Kingstown for roughly 100 kilometres, offering a different character at each stop: volcanic ridges, sheltered lagoons and reefs of extraordinary colour. The crew of nine or more handles provisioning, entertainment and watersports with quiet precision, so the guests’s only responsibility is where to go next. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 30 percent to the base rate, covering fuel, food, berthing and drinks for the week. December through April delivers stable easterly trades and lower rainfall, and peak season rates are firmly held. May through November brings quieter anchorages and occasional rate flexibility. Yachts in this band accommodate 10 to 12 guests in well-separated cabins and carry a full watersports programme. From Bequia to Canouan to the Tobago Cays, the Grenadines offers variety within easy reach, with no passage longer than half a day’s comfortable motoring or sailing.
