From Petit St. Vincent to Grenada.

Bequia, the second-largest island in the Grenadines, offers a warm welcome with its relaxed charm and vibrant maritime culture. Port Elizabeth, the island’s only commercial hub, is lined with colorful shops, laid-back cafes, and waterfront bars. For sweeping views, hike to Mount Pleasant; for underwater adventures, dive with hawksbill turtles, moray eels, and lobsters at one of the many nearby sites. Don’t miss the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, dedicated to protecting the endangered hawksbill since 1995.

Synonymous with exclusivity, Mustique is a private island retreat favored by royalty and A-list celebrities. Its villages are postcard-perfect, with colorful fishing boats dotting the shores and stately villas tucked into the hills. Swim or snorkel in the vibrant waters of Britannia and Endeavour Bays, or simply relax into the understated sophistication that makes this island so alluring.

Canouan, meaning “turtle” in Carib, is a jewel in the middle of the Grenadines chain. The island boasts luxury resorts, a championship golf course, and pristine beaches with perfect snorkeling conditions. Anchor in one of its secluded bays for an afternoon swim or explore its coral-fringed shores before retreating to the comfort of your yacht.

The Tobago Cays are five uninhabited islands encircled by a horseshoe reef, forming a marine sanctuary of exceptional beauty. Snorkel among grazing green turtles, dive colorful coral gardens, or stroll across beaches of fine, white sand. For a cinematic touch, visit Petit Tabac, the sandy isle where Pirates of the Caribbean filmed Jack Sparrow’s marooning.

Spend a full day immersed in the Tobago Cays’ pristine environment. Swim in calm lagoons, take a tender between islets, or hike to island viewpoints for panoramic vistas of turquoise water and coral reefs. Whether you choose to be active or simply lounge on deck, the Cays offer an unparalleled taste of the Caribbean at its most untouched.

Mayreau, the smallest inhabited island in the Grenadines, is a step back in time with fewer than 500 residents. Anchor in Saltwhistle Bay, a picture-perfect crescent of white sand and calm water. With minimal infrastructure and just a handful of rustic beach bars, Mayreau invites you to slow down, swim, and savor the quiet beauty of an island barely touched by modern life.

Carriacou, or the “Isle of Reefs,” is celebrated for its crystal-clear waters, thriving coral gardens, and welcoming community. With more than thirty dive sites nearby, it’s a haven for snorkelers and divers. On land, experience local traditions like boatbuilding and drum dances, or simply relax on uncrowded beaches with sweeping sea views.

Grenada, the Spice Island, is a fitting finale for your voyage. Stroll through bustling markets in St. George’s, tour cocoa plantations and nutmeg estates, or trek through Grand Etang National Park to discover waterfalls and rare birdlife. Dive or snorkel at the famous Underwater Sculpture Park, then toast your journey on the powdery sands of Grand Anse Beach as the sun sets over the Caribbean.