Shoreside Activities & Events in Saint / St.Vincent & The Grenadines

• Saint Vincent / St.Vincent

A single stage fall of about 60ft.

• The Southern Grenadines

It's always a great charter experience for guests to enjoy a BBQ event at Chatham Bay, with fire and torches lit on the beach for evening dinner around a large table.

• Bequia

The museum is a small but interesting little haven which harbours some of the delights of Bequia’s maritime history, together with a fine collection of model boats crafted by Lawson Sargeant.

• Bequia

An extremely popular and well-attended event on the island of Bequia, which includes renowned guest artistes from the world of soul, rock, jazz and blues as well as high-energy performances from the hottest regional artistes. Different venues on the waterfront in Admiralty Bay attract a large crowd.

• The Southern Grenadines

Boll Head runs a great beach BBQ set-up at Chatham Bay.

• Saint Vincent / St.Vincent

Dark View Falls consists of two waterfalls.

• Saint Vincent / St.Vincent

For panoramic views of Kingstown Bay and an interesting ‘artwork museum tour’ dedicated to the history of the island (with particular focus on the island’s native Caribs), a visit to the 34-gun Fort Charlotte (built in 1806, originally housing a garrison of 600 men) is a convenient diversion.

• The Southern Grenadines

The JT Pro Center Kite School focuses on all levels of kite-surfing experience with lessons for beginners and clinics for advanced wave riders.

• Saint Vincent / St.Vincent

St. Vincent’s volcano – La Soufrière – towers majestically at over 4,000 feet - a guided hike is recommended.

• The Southern Grenadines

Mopion survived the waves from Hurricane Beryl and still stands bravely above the waterline!

• Mustique

The Mustique Blues Festival is now in its 31st year.

• Mustique

The Equestrian Centre is run by highly experienced staff and has horses and ponies to suit everyone from beginners to experienced riders, for lessons, scenic trail and beach rides.

• Bequia
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This charming sanctuary for the endangered Hawksbill Turtle is a non-profit ‘labour of love’ run by Orton 'Brother' King for the last 31 years.

• Saint Vincent / St.Vincent

Located on the north-eastern coast of St. Vincent (close to the Carib village of Owia), the pond consists of a huge salt water bathing pool, which is enclosed and protected by a barrier of lava peaks and ridges.

• The Southern Grenadines

Seckie and Vanessa run one of the best Beach Barbeque set ups available in Chatham Bay.