Kiteboarding & Wing Foil Sailing Charters in the Grenadine Islands

Start the day with breakfast at your hotel. In the afternoon, enjoy a few hours on Grand Anse beach, or shop in the bustling markets of St. George’s before heading to Port Louis Marina.

Board your luxury catamaran between 5 and 6 pm for a relaxing evening learning the boat’s systems and amenities in preparation for departure the following day. Dine out in historic St. George’s.

After breakfast, we’ll leave Port Louis and cruise up the protected western edge of Grenada, passing small fishing villages and stunning unspoiled beaches before passing through the outer circle of the Red Alert Exclusion Zone for the “sometimes active” Kick ’em Jenny underwater volcano. A quick lunch and snorkel stop at Ronde Island, before the final few miles to Sandy Island, just off quaint Hillsborough, Carriacou.

Located on the east side of Union Island, Clifton offers kitesurfers shallow, clear turquoise water in a lagoon type location. Protected by an outer reef, complete with a bar made entirely of conch shells, Clifton is blessed with constant clean, undisturbed tradewinds from the east. It is also home to the popular JP Pro Centre, found on the eastern tip of the island.

Salt Whistle Bay is fringed by a sandy beach overshadowed by coconut palms and is the epitome of the Caribbean, with its distinctive colours and vibe. There are several bars offering tropical cocktails in the afternoon sun, evening lobster BBQs, souvenirs and markets, while still maintaining that unspoiled laid back local ambience. A short walk up the hill will lead to a historic old stone church with the most impressive views over Tobago Cays Marine Park.

The Tobago Cays Marine Park is comprised of five small uninhabited cays, and one larger island used for BBQs, located only two nautical miles from Mayreau. The area is stunningly beautiful, with pure white sand, crystal clear turquoise waters, plentiful coral reefs, and a rich array of sea life.

In the afternoon, after a morning of kitesurfing, we recommend re-anchoring in the anchorage off Petit Bateau for comfort and convenience. The sea is flatter, and the local lobster BBQ is a must. Enjoy lobster and rum punch with your feet in the sand or take the opportunity to explore the island and the local wildlife, including iguana and manicou.

We set sail for Mopion, a tiny spit of sand near Petit St Vincent (PSV). This uninhabited slice of paradise is almost too cliche to be true. Fine white sand complete with one lone parasol, surrounded by glass-clear water and a fish-filled reef. Mopion is a very short sail to the private island of PSV, where you can arrive just in time for sunset cocktails.

We set sail for a downwind cruise southbound to where we began at Port Louis Marina, where we’ll enjoy our final dinner at a preferred restaurant in historic St. George’s. Spend the last night aboard your luxury boat before disembarking at 9am the following day.