St. Vincent & Grenadines Guide
Know Before You Go...®
If you really want to get away from it all, then St. Vincent & the Grenadines is the ideal destination for you. This series of islands and cays offers peace, privacy, and plenty to do for visitors booking a villa rental here. Whether you want to explore Fort Charlotte or the La Soufriere volcano or just lounge at an uncrowded beach, there is plenty to entertain you. Before planning your trip to St. Vincent & the Grenadines, check out the information here to find out more about these exciting islands.
Why St. Vincent & Grenadines?
- Fort Charlotte, built to scare Napoleon away
- Falls of Baleine (63-foot) and Trinity Falls
- Diving, snorkeling, fishing, sailing and yachting!
- La Soufrière volcano
- Remote and secluded
- Black and white sand beaches
St. Vincent & Grenadines Weather/Climate
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Transportation on St. Vincent & Grenadines
Getting to St. Vincent & Grenadines and getting around. Our transportation tips will help make your trip smoother. More good sand advice.
Entry Documents
U.S., Canadian and United Kingdom citizens require a passport, birth certificate or voter’s registration card. All other visitors must present a valid passport. A return or on-going ticket is required of all visitors.
Airport
E.T. Joshua Airport; Best to fly into Barbados, UHF Airport, and take a regional flight to the islands.
Departure Tax
$12 U.S
Driving
On the left - a Vincentian or international driver’s license is required and a map and good directions are recommended.
Local Transportation
You can travel between the islands by both air and sea.
By Air: Both Bequia and St. Vincent have air strips with lighted runways. Other landing strips are located on Union Island, Mustique and Canouan. LIAT, Air Martinique, SVG Air and Mustique Airways
St. Vincent & Grenadines Weddings and Honeymoons
Vacationers don’t just stay in St. Vincent & Grenadines villas - they come to paradise to get married and celebrate their honeymoons! A license must be obtained from either the Ministry of Justice and Information or the Registrar. If obtained from the Registrar, a seven-day publication notice of the ceremony is required.Cost: Small feeDocuments Required: Form of identification such as
Know Before You Go...® - St. Vincent & Grenadines Travel Tips
Before making their way to St. Vincent & Grenadines villas, vacationers like to know a little bit of helpful information to make them feel more at home during their stay. Take a look at our travel tips to make your time in villas in St. Vincent & Grenadines even more relaxing.