A St Lucia yacht charter finishing in the wonderful Grenada encompasses the regions most magnificent scenery and gives you a taste of what the Caribbean was like prior to tourism being so prevalent.

St Lucia is staggeringly beautiful, partly due to its fertility making it one of the greenest islands in the Caribbean. It is home to the Pitons, twin pointed volcanic peaks. Breathtaking when viewed from sea or land. It is possible to anchor and tie up practically stern-to these spectacular feats of nature.

Move South to St Vincent where you can stop in at the very bay where Captain Jack Sparrow first sailed into “Port Elizabeth’ in Pirates of the Caribbean.

If you’re feeling adventurous take a hike up the Soufriere Volcano, where you start in green fields, move up through dense rainforest and reach the pinnacle often with your head in the clouds!

From here you are on the doorstep of the Grenadines, encompassing numerous islands of awe-inspiring variety and colour. Visit the charming Bequia with its enchanting waterfront and local flavours. Only a stones-throw away is Mustique. Anchor off and after swimming or snorkeling in the crystal clear water you can dine at the world famous “Basil’s Bar”.

Stop in the dozy islands of Mayreau and Canouan before visiting Union Island with the vibrant town of Clifton.

Then head into the Tobago keys, where the most astounding anchorages in the Caribbean are everywhere you look, and the hardest decision you will have to make is which exquisite beach to swim off, and how much lobster you can eat, which will have been delivered still kicking to your boat and prepared by your chef.

Moving south, visit Palm Island Petit St Vincent, Petit Martinique, and Carricou berfore reaching Grenada. Grenada is the perfect location to finish your charter. End with a tour of the island that could be as long or short as you like, but either way equally as memorable.

To discuss the possibility of a bespoke St Vincent, Grenadines, St Lucia yacht charter or anywhere else for that matter, contact us.