SAILING & FREEDIVING
Grenada, St Vincent & Grenadines

Saturday: Arrival in Grenada

• Morning: Arrive at Maurice Bishop International Airport in Grenada.

• Afternoon: Board your charter yacht at Port Louis Marina or Grenada Marine. Settle into your vessel and get a briefing from your skipper about the itinerary and safety measures.

• Evening: Depart from Grenada. Set sail towards Prickly Bay, a calm, protected anchorage. Enjoy a quiet evening onboard with dinner while watching the sunset over the bay.

Sunday: Grenada – Carriacou

• Morning: After breakfast, set sail towards Carriacou (approximately 2.5 to 3 hours). Enjoy a relaxing morning sail with the warm breeze and Caribbean views.

• Midday: Drop anchor in Tyrrel Bay, where you’ll have access to vibrant reefs and calm, crystal-clear water perfect for freediving. Explore the underwater world here, looking for rays, turtles, and colorful fish.

• Afternoon: Lunch onboard, then head to White Island, a small, uninhabited island off the coast of Carriacou, perfect for snorkeling and freediving. The shallow waters are home to diverse marine life.

• Evening: Anchor for the night in the serene Anse La Roche bay. Enjoy a peaceful evening with dinner on the boat and a relaxed atmosphere as you watch the stars.

Monday: Carriacou – Union Island

• Morning: Set sail for Union Island (about 1.5 to 2 hours). Enjoy breakfast on deck while heading towards the island.

• Midday: Drop anchor in Chatham Bay. The clear waters here are perfect for freediving, with the opportunity to explore healthy coral reefs and underwater rock formations. Expect to see a variety of fish, including schools of tangs, angelfish, and the occasional turtle.

• Afternoon: After lunch onboard, take the dinghy to Happy Island, an iconic man-made island constructed entirely from conch shells. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the surrounding waters.

• Evening: Return to Chatham Bay for the evening. Enjoy a leisurely dinner onboard, with the possibility of catching a beautiful sunset from the boat.

Tuesday: Union Island – Mayreau

• Morning: Sail towards Mayreau (approximately 1.5 hours). The scenic sailing will give you plenty of time to relax and enjoy the view.

• Midday: Drop anchor in Salt Whistle Bay, a beautiful crescent-shaped beach perfect for swimming and freediving. The shallow waters here offer excellent visibility and a variety of underwater life, including rays, schools of fish, and coral gardens.

• Afternoon: Lunch onboard, followed by some leisure time to relax on the beach or snorkel around the bay. If you’re up for it, you can hike up to the island's hilltop for a panoramic view of the surrounding islands.

• Evening: Anchor in Salt Whistle Bay for a peaceful night onboard. Enjoy a sunset and dinner as the warm evening light fades over the bay.

Wednesday: Mayreau – Tobago Cays

• Morning: Early morning departure for the Tobago Cays (approx. 1 hour). This group of small islands and cays is part of the Tobago Cays Marine Park, known for its stunning marine life and crystal-clear waters.

• Midday: Drop anchor near Baradal Island. This is a prime spot for freediving, where you can explore the beautiful shallow reefs, swim with turtles, and see a variety of marine life, including rays and colorful tropical fish.

• Afternoon: After lunch onboard, you can take the dinghy to Jamesby Island for a swim or snorkel. The waters here are rich in marine life, and the reefs are incredibly healthy.

• Evening: Spend the night anchored in the Tobago Cays. The area is incredibly peaceful, offering great stargazing opportunities and a serene atmosphere for a final dinner in one of the Caribbean's most beautiful spots.

Thursday: Tobago Cays – Bequia

• Morning: After breakfast, set sail for Bequia (approx. 2 to 3 hours). Enjoy a relaxing sail along the Grenadine islands, taking in the tropical landscape as you approach Bequia.

• Midday: Drop anchor in Admiralty Bay, a sheltered and scenic bay ideal for diving. The clear waters here provide excellent visibility for freediving around Devil’s Table or Moon Hole.

• Afternoon: After lunch onboard, take a swim or snorkel in the pristine waters around Princess Margaret Beach. The bay is calm, perfect for exploring the shallow reefs and enjoying the tropical waters.

• Evening: Dinner onboard as you watch the sunset over the island. Stay anchored in Admiralty Bay for the night.

Friday: Bequia – St. Vincent

• Morning: After breakfast, set sail towards St. Vincent (approx. 1 hour). Enjoy the coastal views as you cruise along the island.

• Midday: Drop anchor in Wallilabou Bay, famous for being a filming location for Pirates of the Caribbean. Freediving here is fantastic, with clear waters and plenty of fish to see. The bay has some lovely coral reefs and the possibility of encountering large schools of fish.

• Afternoon: After lunch onboard, explore the coastline by dinghy or snorkel along the shore. You can spend some time enjoying the calm and relaxed vibes of the bay.

• Evening: For your final night, anchor near Kingstown and enjoy a farewell dinner on the boat. You’ll have great views of the city and the surrounding landscape as the sun sets on your sailing adventure.

Saturday: Return to Grenada

• Morning: Set sail back to Grenada (approx. 4-5 hours). Enjoy a leisurely breakfast while cruising back to your starting point.

• Afternoon: Depending on your schedule, you may stop for a final swim or freediving session in a beautiful cove or bay along the way.

• Evening: Arrive back at Port Louis Marina or Grenada Marine. Disembark from the boat and head to the airport for your flight home.

Additional Notes:

• Freediving: All dive sites mentioned in this itinerary are ideal for freediving, with shallow reefs and healthy marine life. Make sure to have a buddy and practice safety measures.

• Meals: Meals are to be enjoyed onboard, but feel free to go ashore at any of the islands if you wish to explore local restaurants. However, the itinerary focuses on keeping everything onboard for a more immersive sailing experience.

• Relaxation: Along with freediving, there will be plenty of time to relax on deck, sunbathe, or read while cruising between islands.