St. Vincent & Grenadines
Untouched, authentic and Caribbean – perfect for island hopping, snorkeling and relaxing on the water.
Column: Man and Sea – Discovering a new world while snorkeling
February 2026 Petra: In Belize, we snorkeled out in the ocean with sharks and big fish – here in Guanaja, we can observe the underwater world right from the beach in the inlets. We did this last April, but since it was such a highlight, we want to do it again. The small island of Michael Rock is...
Sailing area Caribbean islands St. Vincent and the Grenadines – a report
29.12.2023 - 05.01.2024 and 13.01. - 20.01.2024 On our sailing trip, we pass through the island chain of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, located between St. Lucia and Grenada, twice. On the outward journey, we cover approximately 32 nautical miles from Soufriere on St. Vincent to Chateaubelair, where we can clear customs. St. Vincent Chateaubelair has a beautiful bay where we can anchor for free...
Caribbean – Diary – Page 05
15.01. - 21.01.2024 There are no problems...only solutions...or something like that... We're now on our way back, having left Grenada behind us and cleared customs again in St. Vincent and the Grenadines—everything went according to plan. We stopped at two more islands in the Grenadines that we had skipped on the way there due to time constraints: Mayreau and Canouan. Two worthwhile stops—on Canouan...
Caribbean Islands St. Vincent and the Grenadines – The Tobago Cays – an underwater world observed with the action cam
January 2024 Snorkeling among turtles, rays, and reef fish: The Tobago Cays are probably the most famous hotspot in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. This archipelago of five uninhabited islands: Petit Bateau, Baradal, Jamesby, Petit Tobac, and the main island of Petit Rameau are protected from the Atlantic swell by the horseshoe-shaped Horseshoe Reef and are a paradise for snorkelers. The archipelago is accessible...
Caribbean – Diary – Page 03
01.01.2024 - 07.01.2024 Five hours later into the New Year 2024 Around 200 boats are anchored in Bequia Bay, but we still manage to find a spot. We take the dinghy ashore to see where we can spend New Year's Eve. Some restaurants are already fully booked. They're offering a New Year's Eve menu. We find a nice place...
Caribbean – Diary – Page 02
25.12.2023 - 31.12.2023 Bat Attack, Happy Hour, and Happy Birthday. For Christmas Eve, we received a gift from the children, so we took down the ARC flag and hoisted our new flag. We weighed anchor and left Rodney Bay—albeit only for a few nautical miles—to Marigot Bay—the bay of the rich...