St Vincent Yacht Charter

St Vincent Superyacht Charter

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a breathtaking Caribbean destination renowned for its unspoiled natural beauty, volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and collection of idyllic islands and cays. Comprising the main island of Saint Vincent and a chain of stunning Grenadine islands, this tropical paradise offers visitors an authentic Caribbean experience characterized by tranquility, adventure, and world-class sailing.

Unlike many heavily developed destinations, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has preserved its natural charm and laid-back atmosphere, making it a favorite among travelers seeking pristine beaches, secluded coves, and exclusive island escapes. Visitors can explore lush rainforests, dramatic volcanic scenery, hidden waterfalls, and vibrant coral reefs while enjoying the warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage of the islands.

The destination is internationally renowned for sailing and yachting, with turquoise waters and sheltered anchorages connecting some of the Caribbean’s most beautiful islands, including Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, and the Tobago Cays. Luxury resorts, boutique hotels, private villas, and exceptional dining experiences provide a perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.

Whether hiking through tropical forests, diving among colorful marine ecosystems, island-hopping across the Grenadines, or simply unwinding on pristine beaches, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines offers a unique and unforgettable Caribbean escape where nature, luxury, and authenticity come together.
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The 62-metre VSY Roma pairs Espen Oeino lines with an ocean-inspired Newcruise interior, a full-beam master with 270-degree views, a fibre-optic-star cinema and a sundeck pool with a 27-metre waterslide,
Roma

62M

VSY Viareggio Superyachts

2010

450000€

Guests

A 75.2-metre Admiral motor yacht with an unconventional, asymmetric layout and a glass-fronted sea-level swimming pool.
Kensho

75.2M

Admiral

2022

900000€

Guests

A stylish 2018 Sanlorenzo SD126 with a unique main-deck side balcony, a glass-fronted sundeck Jacuzzi and an upper-deck cinema, cruising the West Mediterranean and Bahamas.
Premura

37M

Sanlorenzo

2018

138000€

Guests

A 37.8 metre Delta Marine with a flexible five room layout and an award winning crew, chartering the Bahamas for up to ten guests from 70,000 dollars per week.
Lanida

37M

Delta Marine

1995

70000€

Guests

A 52-metre Feadship with a Terence Disdale interior, a sundeck jacuzzi and an open-air cinema, carrying 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of 12 between the Mediterranean and
Adventure

52M

Feadship

2004

250000€

Guests

The 43-metre Vitters sailing sloop Guillemot pairs exhilarating Dubois-designed performance with a calm birchwood-and-teak Dick Young interior, a split-level salon and master suite and a beautiful cockpit lounge, cruising the
Guillemot

43M

Vitters Shipyard

2004

125000€

Guests

A brand new 2025 Azimut Magellano 30M, a long range crossover with the shallow draft to reach the Bahamian cays, chartering The Bahamas for ten guests in five cabins.
PROPOSITION

30M

Azimut

2025

95000€

Guests

A 43.63-metre ISA 140 hybrid with waterjet propulsion and a Nuvolari Lenard interior, refitted in 2018, carrying a beach-club gymnasium and a sun deck jacuzzi, chartering the Mediterranean from EUR
SILVER WIND

43M

ISA Yachts

2014

165000€

Guests

A 59.2-metre Oceanco beach house with a 100-foot foam-party sundeck, optional 50-metre support vessel and a nightclub that rises above a vast water toy collection.
Treehouse

59.2M

Oceanco

2001

380000€

Guests

A 50-metre Mangusta 165E with 33-knot top speed, a 1.9m draft for shallow bays and International Yacht & Aviation Award 2018 Best Superyacht over 40m.
Da Vinci

50M

Overmarine Group

2017

225000€

Guests

A characterful 70-metre classic explorer sleeping up to twenty-six guests, unlike anything else on the charter market.
Sherakhan

70M

Vuijk Scheepswerven

1967

695000€

Guests

A sleek 58.2m Trinity with Art Deco-inspired interiors, an exceptional 10.2m beam, and a sun deck jacuzzi big enough for twelve.
Carpe Diem

58.2M

Trinity Yachts

2011

294000€

Guests

A 47-metre Christensen 155 rebuilt to the hull and refitted again through 2024, carrying nine crew for twelve guests with a foredeck jacuzzi, an open-air cinema and a wellness programme,
SEA CLASS

47M

Christensen

1997

190000€

Guests

The 67.3-metre Feadship Vassa (ex-Drizzle) pairs a timeless De Voogt profile with a warm, contemporary RWD interior, an open sundeck gym, three lounge areas and a full-width swim platform, cruising
Vassa

67M

Feadship

2012

595000€

Guests

Discover St Vincent

Where to Cruise
ASt Vincent yacht charter is shaped by a collection of distinct places, from well-known ports and waterfront towns to quieter anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best approached from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to charter.
Tobago Cays
Set sail for the Tobago Cays, a protected Grenadines marine park of uninhabited islets, turquoise lagoons, and swimming turtles.
Bequia
Experience Bequia, the unspoilt jewel of the Grenadines, a sailor’s haven of pretty harbours and golden beaches.
Mustique
Escape to Mustique, the exclusive private-island retreat of the Grenadines, famed for pristine beaches and discreet glamour.

Highlights

St Vincent Yacht Charter
St Vincent yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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The Grenadine Islands
The chain runs roughly 60 kilometres south from St Vincent through Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, Union Island and Petit St Vincent, each with its own character and pace. Thirty-two islands and cays in total, most uninhabited, give sailors an unusually dense string of protected anchorages to explore, rarely more than a two-hour hop apart, so a single charter can cover several distinct island moods in a week without long open-water passages.
st vincent for charter
Sailing & Yachting Paradise
Consistent easterly trade winds and a lee formed by the islands themselves keep the passages between anchorages sheltered and manageable, which is why the Grenadines are considered among the more forgiving Caribbean cruising grounds even for less experienced crews. The Bequia to Mustique run covers roughly 9 nautical miles, and most inter-island hops in the chain run under three hours, leaving plenty of daylight for swimming, diving or exploring ashore before the next anchorage.
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Volcanic Landscapes & Nature
La Soufriere, the active volcano at the island’s northern end, rises to 1,234 metres and last erupted explosively in April 2021, sending ash across the region and reshaping part of the summit crater. Its lower slopes are covered again in dense rainforest and crossed by hiking trails to the crater rim, while waterfalls and freshwater pools further south offer a cooler contrast to the coastal anchorages most charters spend their days in.
st vincent for charter
Pristine Beaches & Marine Life
Tobago Cays Marine Park protects a horseshoe reef and the five uninhabited islets it encloses, one of the most photographed anchorages in the Caribbean and a reliable spot to snorkel alongside green sea turtles grazing the seagrass beds inside the reef. A modest per-person park fee and a separate mooring charge apply, and anchoring directly on coral is prohibited, so yachts pick up one of the park’s mooring buoys instead.
st vincent for charter
Luxury Island Escapes
Mustique set the template: Colin Tennant bought the island in 1958 for 45,000 pounds and later gifted Princess Margaret a plot where she built her villa, Les Jolies Eaux, cementing the island’s reputation among Europe’s aristocracy and, later, its entertainers. Today around 100 private villas share the island with a handful of hotels, while Petit St Vincent, further south, offers a similarly private, whole-island alternative without the crowds.

St Vincent Yacht Charter Enquire

Enquire about a St Vincent yacht charter to receive current yacht availability, seasonal guidance and expert insight into the cruising areas, anchorages and experiences that best fit your preferred style of charter, creating a clearer route to the right itinerary.

St Vincent Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across St Vincent, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.
Abacos
Seven days through the Abaco cays, from the Hope Town lighthouse and Man-O-War’s boatyards to Nipper’s, Green Turtle Cay and Treasure Cay.
ABC Islands
Seven days across Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, from Bonaire’s protected marine park to Dutch colonial Willemstad and Eagle Beach.
Leeward Islands
Seven days from St Martin through Anguilla and St. Barths to Antigua’s dockyards and the volcanic peaks of St Kitts and Nevis.
Bahamian Out Islands
Seven days through the far Bahamas, from Cat Island and Conception to Rum Cay, San Salvador and the blue holes of the Exumas.
Exumas
Seven days from Nassau down the Exuma chain, through the Land and Sea Park to Thunderball Grotto, the swimming pigs and the iguanas of Bitter Guana.
Bimini
Seven days from Miami across the Gulf Stream, through Hemingway’s Bimini and the fishing cays to the quiet beaches of Rose Island.
Turks and Caicos
Seven days from Providenciales to Grand Turk and Salt Cay, over wall dives, bird sanctuaries and the shallowest turquoise in the Atlantic.
Bahamas
Seven days across the archipelago, from Nassau and Harbour Island’s pink sand to the Exumas, Thunderball Grotto and the cays of Highbourne and Norman’s.
St. Barths
Seven days around a small French island, from the boutiques of Gustavia to beaches reached only by boat or on foot.
The Grenadines
Seven days down the Grenadines, from the Pitons and Dark View Falls to Salt Whistle Bay, Canouan and the turtles of the Tobago Cays.
Antigua
Seven days down the Leewards, from Sint Maarten and St. Barths through Anguilla and Saba to Barbuda’s pink sand and Nelson’s Dockyard.
St. Lucia
Seven days from Marigot Bay south through the Pitons to Bequia, Mustique and the Tobago Cays, finishing on Grenada.
Nassau
Seven days from Nassau to the Exumas, tracing pink sand at Harbour Island, the grottos of Staniel Cay and anchorages reached only by tender.
French Caribbean
Seven days between St. Barths and St Martin, taking in Colombier, the volcanoes of St Kitts and Nevis, and the dive walls of Statia.

St Vincent Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in St Vincent, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Admiralty Bay, Bequia
Britannia Bay, Mustique
Charlestown Bay, Canouan
Saltwhistle Bay, Mayreau
Tobago Cays

Top Things to Do

Snorkel the Tobago Cays Horseshoe Reef
Hike La Soufriere volcano
Dive Bequia’s reefs and wrecks
Kitesurf off Union Island
Visit the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, Bequia

Top Places to Visit

Bequia
Mustique
Canouan
Mayreau
Union Island

St Vincent Charter Advices

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in St Vincent, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
What's the best time of year to charter in St Vincent and the Grenadines?

The dry season from December to April brings the steadiest weather, with consistent trade winds and the least rainfall, making it the most popular charter window. December through February also sees the ‘Christmas Winds’, when trades strengthen further and can push 20 to 25 knots, which experienced sailors enjoy but which is worth flagging to less seasoned guests. Hurricane season runs June to November, peaking August to October, so most operators avoid booking then.

How do I get to St Vincent and the Grenadines to start a charter?

Most charters begin at Argyle International Airport (SVD) on St Vincent, which opened in 2017 as the country’s first true international airport with direct flights from the US, UK and regional hubs. Guests heading straight to the southern Grenadines often connect instead through Barbados and take a short inter-island flight to Union Island or Canouan, both of which have their own small airstrips closer to the anchorages.

Which anchorages shouldn't we miss in the Grenadines?

Tobago Cays is the standout, a horseshoe reef enclosing five uninhabited islets and calm, turtle-filled water protected as a marine park. Admiralty Bay in Bequia is the social hub, with restaurants and a lively waterfront, while Saltwhistle Bay on Mayreau is one of the most sheltered, beach-lined anchorages in the chain. Mustique’s Britannia Bay adds a quieter, more private stop for guests wanting to see the island without going ashore at length.

How many days should we plan for a Grenadines itinerary?

Seven to ten days lets you cover the main highlights, Bequia, Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau and Tobago Cays, without rushing between anchorages. Because the chain runs only around 60 kilometres end to end and most hops take two to three hours, a shorter four or five day charter is workable if you’re flying in and out of Union Island rather than St Vincent, cutting transit time at both ends of the trip.

Is there a good time to combine a charter with a local event?

The Bequia Easter Regatta, held over Easter weekend each April, is the southern Caribbean’s best-attended regatta and turns Admiralty Bay into a lively mix of competitive yacht racing, traditional double-ender boat races and beach parties. Anchorage space in Bequia gets tight that weekend, so charters wanting a mooring close to the action should book well ahead. Outside regatta week, the same bay is a far quieter, more relaxed stop.

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