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Welcome to the Grenadine Islands on the Paradise Islands website. The Grenadines are part of St Vincent. The Grenadine islands all lie south of Saint Vincent and stretch nearly 50 miles towards Grenada. There are some 32 islands and cays in the chain; the most well known include Mustique, Bequia, Palm island and Union island. St Vincent and the Grenadines are part of the Windward Caribbean islands lying south of St Lucia and west of Barbados.

 

Petit Rameau Island

Bequia Beaches Basil's Bar Mustique

Petit Rameau

Beaches

Basils Bar

Hamilton Fort Bequia Mustique Beach Jamesby Island

Hamilton Fort

Mustique Beach

Jamesby Island

Britannia Bay Mustique Petit Tabac Island Moonhole Bequia

Britannia Bay

Petit Tabac

Moonhole

Canouan Airport

Petit Bateau Island Water Front Mustique

Canouan Airport

Petit Bateau

Waterfront

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The entire Grenadine Islands land mass is less than 20 square miles; the largest of the islands is Bequia (around 7 square miles). Canouan, Union and Mustique are the only other islands of any significant size.
The larger islands are volcanic with the highest point being Mount Tobai (1,000 feet) on Union Island.

 

At anchor off Petit St Vincent

Sailing in the Tobago Cays

The Grenadines are popular with the rich and famous and offer some of the best sailing in the Caribbean on a par with the Virgin Islands. Many of the islands are coral with fabulous beaches, luxury hotels and private villas. Mustique in particular is known throughout the world for it's gracious private villas and famous residents.

Carib Indians prevented the islands from being settled until the 18th Century. Ownership passed between the British and French and then back to the British in 1763. Saint Vincent and the Grenadine islands gained full independence in 1979.
 

 

Grenadine Islands Map

Jamesby Tobago Cays

Travel, holiday, vacation and photograph guide to the Grenadines and the Caribbean. All text and images are Copyright Paradise Islands org 2007. All photographs on this website are obtained with the permission of the owners and come from various sources including the islands tourist boards. Some of our own images maybe reproduced with permission - please see notes attached to each image to avoid any copyright penalty. Home | About Us
 

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