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One week from Blue Lagoon Marina
Blue Lagoon Marina
Day 1: Blue Lagoon – Mustique After a comprehensive chart and
yacht briefing at Blue Lagoon Marina on the south west coast of St.
Vincent, set sail on your St Vincent sailing itinerary for a brief 2
hour passage to Mustique, your first overnight stop. Before leaving
the base provision at the IGA supermarket or take advantage of our
full provisioning service and relax in the knowledge that everything
you need is stowed on board for you before you depart. At
Mustique pick up a mooring in Britannia Bay, before heading ashore
for cocktails at Basil’s Bar, or catch a taxi up the hill to the
Firefly Restaurant for sundowners and a glorious dinner.
Day
2: Mustique – Tobago Cays After breakfast set sail for the
beautiful Tobago Cays, one of the World’s most breathtaking
anchorages. The anchorage is protected by an enormous horseshoe reef
which also provides amazing snorkeling. You can swim with the
turtles that feed around the five islands that make up the Cays, or
explore ashore with the nearly tame iguanas and tortoises. In the
evening you can arrange a wonderful lobster or fish beach BBQ with
one of the local guides, or light up the BBQ yourself on board and
dine under the stars.
Day 3: Tobago Cays Spend the day
snorkeling and exploring the Cays – since the area is protected the
wealth of sea life is extraordinary. Just off the little island of
Baradel is an area cordoned off for turtles to feed, and it’s an
incredible experience to get close and swim with these remarkable
animals. Explore the islands ashore and climb to their summits for
the stunning views and watch the almost tame iguanas and land
tortoises lumbering around.
Day 4: Tobago Cays – Petit St
Vincent Leaving the Cays by the northern entrance enjoy an
exhilarating reach past Mayreau and Union before reaching the
sheltered waters of Petit St Vincent. Explore the tiny sand islet of
Mopion with a single coconut thatch sun shelter before heading over
to the PSV anchorage overnight. Dine exclusively at the resort or
arrange a water taxi for excellent local food at Palm Beach
Restaurant on Petite Martinique. Top off with water and fuel if
required on Petite Martinique in the morning.
Day 5: Petit St
Vincent – Chatham Bay Sail downwind for an hour to Chatham Bay,
Union Island. This large anchorage has a sweeping beach under high
hills. There is excellent snorkeling along the north side of the bay
and some great walking ashore. For dinner head for Seckie and
Vanessa’s restaurant on the beach, in season this frequently ends up
as a dancing party in the sand.
Day 6: Chatham Bay – Mayreau
A short sail to Mayreau in the morning, dropping anchor in Salt
Whistle Bay, a palm fringed semi-circle of white sand. There’s some
good walking here, but most worthwhile is the short hike to the top
of the hill and the breathtaking view from the Catholic Church. For
dinner try Dennis’s Hideaway in the village, a short climb up the
hill from Saline Bay.
Day 7: Mayreau – Bequia Set out for
a four hour romping sail to Bequia, arriving in time for lunch
before setting off to explore the island. This island is one of the
most laid back and attractive islands of the whole Caribbean –
absolutely perfect for your last night. Restaurants and bars abound,
choose between local fare and fine dining according to your taste
and budget. Shore side activities include a guided tour of the
island including a visit to the Turtle Sanctuary. For the more
active there are numerous hiking trails around Bequia with superb
views from the hill tops.
Day 8: Bequia – Blue Lagoon A
short but exciting sail brings you back to Blue Lagoon Marina in
time for a noon finish. St Vincent is a spectacular island that
offers excellent hiking, visits to beautiful gardens and old
plantations and maybe a visit to the Pirates of the Caribbean set at
Wallilabou Bay. A great way to finish your St Vincent sailing
itinerary! Get a quote for your yacht charter in the St Vincent
here.
Or contact us by
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11 days from Blue Lagoon Marina
Blue Lagoon Marina
Day 1: Blue Lagoon - Mustique After a comprehensive chart and
yacht briefing at the Blue Lagoon Marina on the south west coast of
St. Vincent, set sail for a brief 2 hour passage to Mustique, your
first overnight stop. Before leaving the base provision at the IGA
supermarket or take advantage of our full provisioning service and
relax in the knowledge that everything you need is stowed on board
for you before you depart. At Mustique pick up a mooring in
Britannia Bay, before heading ashore for cocktails at Basil’s Bar,
or catch a taxi up the hill to the Firefly Restaurant for sundowners
and a glorious dinner.
Day 2: Mustique A day to discover
Mustique, one of the most special islands of the Caribbean. Mustique
is privately owned and has developed into a holiday location for the
rich and famous. The island is a mix of luxury houses, lush tropical
gardens and stunning beaches. Take a taxi tour, or if you’re feeling
adventurous hike or rent a mountain bike. One of the best ways to
see the island is on horseback.
Day 3: Mustique – Tobago Cays
After breakfast set sail for the beautiful Tobago Cays, one of the
World’s most breathtaking anchorages. The anchorage is protected by
an enormous horseshoe reef which also provides amazing snorkeling.
You can swim with the turtles that feed around the five islands that
make up the Cays, or explore ashore with the nearly tame iguanas and
tortoises. In the evening you can arrange a wonderful lobster or
fish beach BBQ with one of the local guides, or light up the BBQ
yourself on board and dine under the stars.
Day 4: Tobago
Cays Spend the day snorkeling and exploring the Cays – since the
area is protected the wealth of sea life is extraordinary. Just off
the little island of Baradel is an area cordoned off for turtles to
feed, and it’s an incredible experience to get close and swim with
these remarkable animals. Explore the islands ashore and climb
to their summits for the stunning views and watch the almost tame
iguanas and land tortoises lumbering around.
Day 5: Tobago
Cays – Petit St Vincent Leaving the Cays by the northern entrance
enjoy an exhilarating reach past Mayreau and Union before reaching
the sheltered waters of Petit St Vincent. Explore the tiny sand
islet of Mopion with a single coconut thatch sun shelter before
heading over to the PSV anchorage overnight. Dine exclusively at
the resort or arrange a water taxi for excellent local food at Palm
Beach Restaurant on Petite Martinique. Top off with water and fuel
if required on Petite Martinique in the morning.
Day 6: Petit
St Vincent – Chatham Bay Sail downwind for an hour to Chatham
Bay, Union Island. This large anchorage has a sweeping beach under
high hills. There is excellent snorkeling along the north side of
the bay and some great walking ashore. For dinner head for Seckie
and Vanessa’s restaurant on the beach, in season this frequently
ends up as a dancing party in the sand.
Day 7: Chatham Bay –
Mayreau A short sail to Mayreau in the morning, dropping anchor
in Salt Whistle Bay, a palm fringed semi-circle of white sand.
There’s some good walking here, but most worthwhile is the short
hike to the top of the hill and the breathtaking view from the
Catholic Church. For dinner try Dennis’s Hideaway in the village, a
short climb up the hill from Saline Bay.
Day 8: Mayreau -
Canouan Take a short hop or extended sail across to Canouan and
anchor or pick up a mooring in the extensive anchorage of
Charlestown Bay. Ashore is the Tamarind Hotel, complete with Italian
Deli to stock up on those luxuries. Canouan is the location of the
Pink Sands Club, one of the most recent and luxurious developments
in the Caribbean. The beach on the east side is stunning, and the
hill on the way over will provide you with excellent views.
Day 9: Canouan – Bequia Set out for a four hour romping sail to
Bequia, arriving in time for lunch or alternatively stop at Petit
Nevis just off the south coast for a snorkel. This island is one of
the most laid back and attractive islands of the whole Caribbean
Restaurants and bars abound, choose between local fare and fine
dining according to your taste and budget.
Day 10: Bequia
Spend the day exploring Bequia. Shore side activities include a
guided tour of the island including a visit to the Turtle Sanctuary.
For the more active there are numerous hiking trails around Bequia
with superb views from the hill tops. For souvenir hunters local
craftsmen produce some of the most stunning model boats you will
find anywhere.
Day 11: Bequia – Blue Lagoon A short but
exciting sail brings you back to Blue Lagoon Marina in time for a
noon finish. St Vincent is a spectacular island that offers
excellent hiking, visits to beautiful gardens and old plantations
and maybe a visit to the Pirates of the Caribbean set at Wallilabou
Bay Get a quote for your yacht charter in the St Vincent
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