Cruising in the Grenadines

Frequent trips are organised, ask at hotels, take your passport though it not necessary and expect thorough searches of your luggage at customs and immigration. There are often excursions from Kingstown to Bequia and Mustique on Sunday. You can take day charter boats, easily arranged through hotels, or charter your own boat. There are a variety of boats for skippered day charters. The large catamarans are usually quite stable so that you will hardly know you are on a boat, but they take quite large groups.?>?>?>?>?>?>?>

Moorings, VPM and Star Voyager have their base at Bougainvilla, Clifton, and Union Island. Throughout the Grenadines, local power boats can be arranged to take small groups of passengers. ?>?>?>?>?>?>?> Prices are flexible

The Friendship Rose schooner.

T: 4583202 (0800-1700), 4583090 (1700-2000),
F: 4573071

Passion. 60 ft catamaran that offers day trip to Mustique, the Tobago Cays, & to St Vincent and Falls of Baleine. Snorkelling and fishing gear on board, all drinks and excellent rum punch included.

T: 4583884, F: 4573015,
E-mail: passion@caribsurf.com.

Pelangi

Hotel Frangipani.

T: 4583255, E-mail: frangi@carbisurf.com.

The Quest. A 44 ft CSY yacht offers day or long-term charters.

T 4583917.