Sailing with a Grenada Yacht Charter

Running alongside the scenic and historic harbor in St George’s, the Carenage is one of the must visit parts of town, with Fort St George looking across the bay from above. With your Sailo boat rental, you’re likely to depart either from nearby, or pass by on board your bareboat or crewed Grenada yacht charter, so get your camera at the ready. With it’s horseshoe shaped harbor and colorful buildings clinging to the hillside, the Carenage looks great from the water and is also an intriguing part of town to explore on foot.

This little fishing town in the north of the main island is a center of the nutmeg processing industry, as well as a great place to sample guava fruit. Take a tour of the nutmeg factory for only $1 and make sure to sample some of this fragrant spice in some of the local dishes. Stopping by with your Grenada yacht charter will give you ample opportunity to soak up the local atmosphere, enjoy some delicious food and watch the local fishermen haul in the catch of the day.

Can you really resist somewhere named Paradise Beach? In the case of this east facing Carriacou gem, it’s not just a clever name, with white sand, turquoise sea and probably only a handful of other beach dwellers. In fact, you’re more likely to be sharing the sand with local crabs rather than other tourists. When the sun begins to dip below that perfect Caribbeam sea, you’ll be able to enjoy the views from your bareboat charter in Grenada with a cool drink and some fresh seafood from one of the local bars.

Just a few miles north of Carriacou, this sleepy island mainly attracts day-trippers from the bigger neighbouring island. There isn’t much to do here, unless you like lazing on deserted beaches, swimming and snorkelling on pristine coral reefs and dining on fresh local food. Arriving with your Grenada yacht charter is the best way to get to Petite Martinique, with a boat rental giving you freedom to explore the island as you wish. On land, you’ll find great bars, an extinct volcano and a handful of independently owned hotels.

If Petite Martinique is just too busy for you, you’ll probably find the seclusion you’re looking for on Petit St Vincent. This tiny island is only accessible by private boat rental, so you’re very unlikely to find more than a few other souls. There is a private resort at one end of the island, but simply moor your crewed or bareboat Grenada yacht charter at the western end of Petit St Vincent for that feeling of ultimate serenity.