top beaches in svg
featured beaches
Princess Margaret Beach (Bequia)
White sand beach with calm turquoise water and excellent snorkeking
Villa Beach
Popular local beach with views of Young Island.
Richmond Beach
Unique black-sand volcanic beach on the leeward coast
Buccament Bay
Buccament Bay is unique in that fact that it’s home to one of the best hotels in St Vincent and the Grenadines, and the only large 5-star all-inclusive resort on the island, Sandals St Vincent.
Indian Bay
One of the few golden sand beaches in St Vincent. Located on the south-west corner of the island, it’s one of the more well-known and visited beaches
Wallilabou Beach
Wallibabou Bay is the probably the most famous of the beaches in St Vincent, and it’s not for reasons you might expect. It’s famous because many scenes from the original Pirates of the Caribbean movie were filmed here
top food spots in svg
Flow Wine Bar & Kitchen
upscale dining in Kingstown with Caribbean and International cuisine
Veejays Restaurant and Bar
Authentic Vincentian food and a local favorite
Shells Fish Joint
Fresh seafood served in a casual waterfront setting
Chill Spot Bar and grill
With a menu that changes daily, a variety of local drinks, a bar that is second to none, refreshing smoothies and of course that "chill" atmosphere.
Mangoez Restaurant and Bar
Popular dining spot known for great food and atmosphere
Ada Restaurant
Fine dining with spectacular views over the Grenadines
top attractions in svg
Fort Charlotte
Historic hilltop fort offering panoramic views of kingstown, Young Island, and the Grenadines
Dark View Falls
Twin waterfalls hidden in lush rainforest, accessible by suspension bridge
La Soufriere Volcano
An unforgettable hike to the summit of SVG's active volcano and crater
Montreal Gardens
Beautiful tropical gardens featuring exotic flowers, birds, and mountain views
Tobago Keys Marine Park
World famous marine reserve with crystal-clear water, coral reefs, and sea turtles
Botanical Gardens
One of the oldest botanical gardens in the Western Hemisphere, established in 1765