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Welcome to Mayreau on the Paradise Islands website. Mayreau is the smallest inhabited island in the Grenadines with just two hundred and fifty residents; the island is around one and half miles long and located midway between it's larger neighbours of Canouan and Union islands.

 

Mayreau has no airstrip, so visitors arrive by boat after picking up a local internal flight to either Canouan or Union island. Boats land at the jetty in Saline Bay where there is a path to the Village.

Mayreau island aerial photo

Mayreau Beach - Saltwhistle Bay

The island village has a few bars, restaurants &  a small stone church. From the little Catholic church visitors have fantastic views over the neighbouring islands including the picturesque Tobago Cays islands.
Mayreau has several long sandy beaches, the best of which is Saltwhistle. The other beaches are Saline, Windward and Upper bays. Visitors can also visit the Salt Pond. See our island map. Mayreau island church
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Local Boy

Saltwhistle Bay

Above left: Local boy on Mayreau. Above right: Saltwhistle Bay

 

 

 

Below left: Local restaurant owner. Below right: Mayreau beach scene

Restaurant Owner

Mayreau Beach


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Travel, holiday, vacation and photograph guide to Mayreau in the Grenadine Islands of the Caribbean. All text and images are Copyright Paradise Islands org 2008. 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 Caribbean Islands images maybe reproduced with permission - please see notes attached to each image to avoid any copyright penalty.