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Do you want an unforgettable holiday in the Caribbean? Are you dreaming of relaxing under the palm trees sipping your cocktail? Saint Vincent and the Grenadine-islands expect you with breathtakingly wonderful sandy beaches and a real tropical Paradise.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a state in the Lesser Antilles island arc. A large part of its territory is taken by the Saint-Vincent island, which is of volcanic origin.
The islands are also called Hairouna, which means the Land of Blessed Caribbean Settlers. Caribbean Indians were the first inhabitants of the island who stopped foreigners from settling there. However, in the 18th century, the African refugees found a new home, thus eventually black people of Caribbean origin also appeared. From European powers, it was the Spanish who discovered the area first, but as they were not interested in it, the colonizing opportunity was passed on to the French. The French dominated until 1719, then the British took over control. In 1779 France reinstated its power, but in 1783 the county was given to the UK forever based on the Peace of Paris. With the beginning of the British power a national uprising of the black Caribbean people started, which got finished only in 1796. The conflict ended with the deportation of the Africans. Saint Vincent took internal governance under affiliated statehood on October 27, 1969. After ten years of internal autonomy, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines achieved complete independence after a referendum.
The Grenadines are the land of white beaches, comfortable hammocks, palm trees and happiness. You can visit these wonderful beaches also by yacht or luxury yacht.. Here you can flee from the crowd and stop time.
The sea has already washed away the footsteps of many celebrities here including the rocker Mick Jagger. Macaroni Beach is one of the popular Caribbean destinations that are far from the eyes of the press or paparazzi. You can sit at picnic tables under palm trees, where world level cooks serve you delicious food and great drinks. The villas of millionaires are hidden in the green oasis and you can also find private beaches here. Discover these by renting a yacht!
Tobago Cays offers you five beautiful islands far away and spread through a lagoon. The beach of Baradal-island is competing to become one of the best beaches of the Caribbean with fantastic corals and scuba diving possibilities. Baradal Turtle Sanctuary offers a great spot to watch green and hawksbill turtles, you can admire nature here too.
Jamesby Beach is very well protected from storms. This is the smallest beach in Tobago Cays, but it is perfectly shaped. On one side it is surrounded by rocks and many restaurants and beaches attract guests with fresh fruits and seafood. The Jamesby Beach afternoons provide cooling down for many people after a sunny sailing tour day. The salty sea and the sunny coast expect you here. One of the most beautiful sunset views of the Caribbean is a really amazing view with a cocktail in your hand.
If you visit St. Vincent and Grenadines, you can relax on the white sand beach, but you can also discover the coral reefs. You can spend a really active day on the island of St. Vincent. You can find Kingstown’s busy marketplace here and you can admire the breathtaking view of lavish plants in the centuries-old botanical garden. If you like adventures, St. Vincent offers picturesque discoveries. For example, climbing the giant volcano La Soufriere is a program not to be missed by tourists. But be aware that you need persistence, proper clothing and a guide with permission to climb the mountain.
The tropical climate that is hot and humid all year round is typical for the Caribbean. From the middle of January to the middle of April dry and cool weather dominates, but from the middle of June to the middle of November you experience hot, humid and rainy weather. Tropical cyclones are frequent on the islands.
The Blue Lagoon in St Vincent is the port of the country. The lagoon is surrounded by palm trees and this area with the beautiful beach ensures pleasant mooring. The port and the hotel were fully reconstructed in 2014. It is only accessible for yachts with a sinking depth of max. 6.5 feet, because larger yachts are not able to fit into the channel in low tide. The port management plans to renew the port soon. This bay is excellently protected and has many mooring spots. If you like tropical environment, sunshine and crystal clear sea, then this is your place! If you are a lover of water sports, you’ll find a program that you like for sure, but a visit is worth also if you want to start a new adventure. Scuba diving and yacht rental are experiences to remember all your life, no matter what age group you are. Find catamaran routes in Grenadines or choose another catamaran charter in the Caribbean
The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Grenadines. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.
The wind rose for Grenadines shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Grenadines shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.
Grenadines has a tropical climate. The weather is hot and humid all year round. The annual mean temperature is 26 °C. On the coast, the climate is generally balmy year-round. The islands have equable temperatures, varying with altitude. The rainfall pattern is similar, though they are a bit drier than in Grenada. The rains occur throughout the year usually in the form of downpours which do not last long. The rainy season lasts from June to December. November is the wettest month, but showers occur frequently during the other months.
Hurricanes can pass in the region between June and November. The hot, humid and rainy season lasts in Grenada from May to December. Winds are more irregular in this period. Januar brings the relatively cool and dry season which lasts through late April. In this period northeast trade winds blow steadily and with moderate intensity. Hurricanes can pass in the Caribbean area, usually from June to November. Grenadines is located not in the center of the hurricane belt, so it is rarely affected by them.
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