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Activities in St. Vincent & The Grenadines

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Activities on St. Vincent & The Grenadines often involve the clear waters surrounding the many islands that make up this nation. Sailing is a popular activity, as well as forming part of daily life and being celebrated.


Sailing

Sailing in St. Vincent & The Grenadines. Photo by Huw J Williams Sailing is the best way to see these islands and these islands are some of the best places to sail anywhere in the world, with secluded bays and vibrant local harbours.

Bareboat charter, skippered yachts or day sailing; all are available so even those spending their first time under sail can enjoy the pleasure of a yacht moving over calm tropical waters.

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Diving

Scuba diving in St. Vincent & The Grenadines Under the water, St. Vincent & The Grenadines is just as beautiful as above. The reefs are healthy, the visibility is good and the waters warm.

There are several reputable dive operators on St. Vincent, Bequia and Union islands. The emphasis is on quality diving and just as on the land, there are no crowds jostling to see the best sights.

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Snorkelling

Snorkelling in St. Vincent & The Grenadines The sea-life that surrounds all of the islands in St. Vincent & The Grenadines is stunning. Not all of it requires diving equipment to see; the snorkelling is world class.

The Tobago Cays and Bequia offer some of the best snorkelling anywhere in the Caribbean, while all the other islands have their hot spots too.

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Friendship Rose on Bequia

Bequia boat, the Friendship Rose. Photo by Huw J Williams Everyone living on Bequia knows the Friendship Rose. Three brothers built her by hand from local wood on Friendship Bay between 1963 and 1967 and she was used as a mail boat, a cargo boat and then a ferry.

Her fate was uncertain until she was renovated and restyled as a pleasure cruiser, running day trips around the Grenadines.

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Easter Regatta on Bequia

Bequia dinghies in Admiralty Bay. Photo by Huw J Williams
"The regatta's a beautiful sight. To see fifty or sixty old double ender fishing boats out there competing, racing. It is beautiful."
Nollie Simmonds
The Regatta is a four-day festival of sail with old schooners, sleek racers and traditional Bequia style dinghies.

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Hiking

Bequia coastline The pulse of St. Vincent & The Grenadines beats at a walking pace, and this is the best way to discover the islands. You can see much of the islands by foot and each corner can bring a new view of their stunning convoluted coastline and countryside.

The people you pass will greet you and then conversations flow easily.

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