Experience the Jewels of the Caribbean

  St. Vincent is actually a volcano island. It is an island with the most spectacular landscape. The cliffs, hills, and rocky shores created by the Atlantic Ocean attract many tourists each year at St. Vincent. Kingston is the capital of St. Vincent. Its capital is like a portrait of the past history of the island. There are still colonial building that where built decades ago and still standing until now. The wonderful view of the town just adds a more enchanting scene for the Caribbean Sea.

  The Grenadines, is the central port both air and sea of St. Vincent and other islands. Ther are boat and small carriers that could transport you from island to island.

 Betiqua is a sea oriented town in the south of St. Vincent. Main activities of the locals are old traditions of boat building, whaling and fishing. Yachtsmen in different places love to anchor at Admiralty Bay, the islands natural harbour. Enthralling beaches surrounds the island. These beaches are great for snorkeling, scuba diving, and sailing. Hotels and inns can offer you luxurious and glamorous rooms.

 Canouan have the top of the chart beaches in the entire Caribbean. Long shore made of fine white sand, blue shallow water—that is great for snorkeling to see some vibrant coral gardens.

 One of the smaller Grenadines and privately owned with few residents is Mayreu. It can be reached by boat from Union Island. Salt Whistle Bay Resort is the major hotel. Dennis' Hideaway is a guesthouse and restaurant

 Mustique is a gem of an island with a landscape as refined as its lifestyle. Green hills roll into soft white sand beaches and turquoise waters. The Cotton House, a sprawling 18th century plantation house, has been converted to the island's only resort. The public rooms of the Main House are beautifully decorated with antiques and afternoon tea is served on the verandas. Many attractive villas, including those owned by celebrities, are available for rental through the Mustique Company. Firefly is a charming exclusive hotel Palm Island. A private resort with a very casual ambiance - 24 beach front stone cottages, open-air dining, and all water sports off wide, white shores

  The southernmost of St Vincent's Grenadines, Petit St Vincent, is a 113-acre resort set on rolling hills. The entire island is ringed by white beaches and the foliage is luxuriant. Guests enjoy the ultimate in luxury and seclusion in private cottages with private patios, seaside vistas and a wide range of sporting and marine activities

  The wonderful numerous islets south of Canouan, Tobago Cays, guarded by some of the most spectacular coral reefs in the world. You can sail, snorkel and beach comb in complete seclusion in this rare tropical paradise that can be reached only by yacht. A national marine park is being developed here

  An island surround by great hills and beaches. Union Island is the stopping-off point for yachtsmen and visitors heading to some of the smaller Grenadines. The island features several beachfront inns with a laid-back and quiet setup.