Our cruising grounds include the Leeward and Windward islands of the Caribbean, ranging from Anguilla to Grenada, a 500 mile stretch. This encompasses such islands as Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, and the Grenadines.

Indulge yourself in this Caribbean experience where beautiful tropical islands are never far from sight and the trade winds carry you over an ocean full of adventure and history.

St. Vincent and the Grenadines offer some of the best secluded beaches and snorkelling, and a little farther south the famous Tobago Cays are home to some of the clearest waters of the Caribbean. Here you will find many uninhabited islands and shallow, colorful reefs teeming with tropical fish and turtles - a sanctuary for snorkelers. You might even claim an island as your own for the day and just relax on your throne of sand while overlooking your Caribbean kingdom in all its glory.

With all this to choose from, and considering there are literally hundreds of anchorages in St Vincent and the Grenadines alone, we understand it may be difficult planning your itinerary, which is why we would like to suggest the tried and tested sample itinerary below:

Sample Itinerary.

There are endless variations. The choice is yours. Good luck.

Day 1

Fly to St. Vincent. Be Welcomed aboard by the crew and enjoy the schooner’s signature Jambalaya dinner. Settle in and get acquainted to your new home-away-from-home.


Day 2

Hoist anchor and set sail for west coast of St. Vincent, where you can visit some remarkable shoreline caves. Then anchor in Wallilabou Bay, where scenes from two of the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies were filmed.

Day 3

Set sail for the island of Bequia, an all time favorite of yachtsmen. Visit Port Elizabeth and other renowned sites, such as the famous model boat workshop, the Turtle Sanctuary, or the historic Old Fort Plantation House.

Day 4


Enjoy a nice breakfast and set sail for Tobago Cays. Spend the day swimming and snorkelling with beautiful fish and turtles, explore the islands by dinghy, or just stay on the boat and marvel at the wonder of such spectacular natural beauty. Then, top it all off with a cool refreshment and a dinner of delicious barbecue lobster.

Day 5

Sail South to the outskirts of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Stop at the beautifully colorful Union Island. Spend the afternoon swimming and snorkelling off the sandy beaches. Sit back and watch the sun go down while enjoying a beverage of your choice on an island made of conch shells.

Day 6

Wake up to the smell of scrumptious breakfast. Enjoy a leisurely sail to Carriacou, where you will enter the domain of Grenada. Have lunch on Sandy Island, a remarkably sandy island with great reefs for snorkelling. Then, anchor in Tyrrel Bay, the birthplace of the very boat beneath your feet. Explore the island and some of its many rum shops.

Day 7


Hoist anchor and set all sail for a 5 hour voyage to Grenada, where you will anchor in St. Georges. Explore a very traditional West Indian town. The Maurice Bishop International Airport is only a 20 minute ride from the harbour.

Bon Voyage!