This scattering of 32 volcanic islands and cays across the southern Caribbean offers some of the region's most exclusive, unspoiled scenery — powder-white sandbars, private-island resorts, and turquoise waters largely away from the crowds of bigger Caribbean destinations.
A famously private island retreat known for its celebrity hideaways and pristine beaches.
A laid-back sailing hub with colorful harbor-front villages and traditional boatbuilding heritage.
A protected cluster of tiny islets and reefs, among the most photographed anchorages in the Caribbean.
An active volcano on the main island of Saint Vincent, with a scenic (and challenging) summit hike.
A quiet, upscale island with a championship golf course and calm, reef-protected waters.
The compact capital, with a Georgian-era botanical garden — one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere.
Island-hop by private yacht or day charter between secluded bays and sandbars.
Swim alongside sea turtles in calm, crystal-clear waters protected from the open sea by a natural reef.
Trek through rainforest to the crater rim of Saint Vincent's active volcano for sweeping island views.
Move between quiet coves by water taxi, stopping for fresh-caught seafood along the way.
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Saint Vincent's Botanic Gardens, founded in 1765, is the oldest botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere and still shelters a descendant of the original breadfruit tree brought by Captain Bligh.
The Grenadines' shallow, reef-sheltered waters and steady trade winds have long made the island chain a favorite among sailors, from casual day-trippers to serious offshore racers.