This cluster of Caribbean islands has long been a getaway go-to for jet-setters and royalty, yachties and celebrities. Now, it’s your turn to take in the uncluttered isles of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Settle in a swaying, seaside hammock, lulled by calming waves and a dense, tropical backdrop. Sail to deserted, quiet cays, dive into coral-rich waters, and claim this elite hotspot for yourself.
Visit Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: get started
With 32 islands to choose from, most beach resorts are located on Saint Vincent island or the island of Bequia. On Saint Vincent, climb up La Soufrière volcano and visit the capital of Kingstown with its historic forts. Bequia bedazzles with the charming town of Port Elizabeth and nearby Princess Margaret Beach. Tick off must-sees with our Saint Vincent and the Grenadines packages!
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines travel guide
Destination facts
Language
English (official) and Vincentian Creole.
What to bring back
One of the country’s famous handmade model boats (the Bequia boats), local Hairoun beer or Sunset rum and a bevvy of local crafts (banana leaf art, handwoven straw baskets and countless other crafts made by locals).
What to eat
Seafood and fish (like tuna, mahi mahi, snapper, kingfish and bonito), callaloo (a green leaf vegetable soup), roasted breadfruit and fried jackfish, curried goat, conch dishes and breadfruit meringue pie.
Fun fact
If Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’ natural splendour wasn’t enough to blow you away, it also has one of the oldest botanic gardens of the Americas. Located in the capital of Kingstown, it spans 20 acres and houses endangered flora and fauna, including the national bird, the endangered Saint Vincent Parrot.
Important info
For more information on all necessary travel documents, visa, taxes and more, check Air Canada’s Travel Requirements page and the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website.
