The luxurious yacht cruise commences in Bridgetown, with a transfer to the Emerald Cruises luxury yacht. Embark on a journey to explore the Grenadines.

Please ensure flight arrival in Bridgetown before 03:00 PM.

The Tobago Cays comprise an archipelago in the southern Grenadines, renowned for five small uninhabited islands: Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Baradal, Petit Tobac, and Jamesby. The primary attraction is the Tobago Cays Marine Park, designated a national park and wildlife reserve. Its remarkable 1,400-acre lagoon is encircled by a vibrant horseshoe-shaped reef. This offers an idyllic setting to relish sand-bottomed, crystal-clear waters teeming with colorful fish and turtles.
Opportunity exists to partake in swimming and enjoy marina toys.

The second largest in the Grenadines Island chain, Port Elizabeth serves as Bequia's main port. This tranquil and quiet destination is nestled along a picturesque little bay, backed by forested hills. Prominent attractions include the open-air market, exuding an 18th-century ambiance, and the Belmont Walkway, famed for the town’s premier shops and restaurants lining Admiralty Bay.


 

Kingstown, a compact capital, boasts significant appeal for visitors. Enveloping the bay along St. Vincent's southwestern coast, the bustling harbor bestows a lively atmosphere. The waterfront presents diverse options for shopping, dining, and water activities. Notable among the town's highlights is St. George's Anglican Cathedral, an exceptional representation of Georgian architecture, constructed in 1820.
 

Exploration unfolds in one of Union Island's wildest and most pristine realms. This region extends an inviting embrace to visitors, showcasing turquoise waters and a white-sand beach framed by verdant hills. The northern coastline of the bay is a renowned snorkeling site. The clear waters host diverse species, including lobsters that favor the bay's rocky seabed.

Opportunity exists to engage in swimming and relishing marina toys.
 

Mayreau stands as the smallest uninhabited island among the Grenadines, spanning a mere 4 square kilometers (1.5 square miles). Its population, numbering no more than 250, resides in the village atop the island's highest point, Station Hill. From this vantage, a charming little church and community center offer breathtaking island vistas. On clear days, Grenada, St. Vincent, and neighboring islands become visible, displaying the reefs' vibrant hues and Tobago Cays' encompassing waters. A beach barbecue awaits today, shared with fellow travelers.

The small, rural Carriacou island showcases numerous pristine beaches and gentle hills, awaiting exploration. It remains less frequented by tourists compared to other Caribbean locales. This affords the chance to relish tranquil beaches and uncover the island's serenity.
Opportunity is available for a day of swimming and enjoying marina toys.

The cruise on the Emerald Cruises luxury yacht concludes in Barbados. After farewelling the crew and fellow guests, a transfer to the airport for the return flight is arranged.
Please schedule the departure flight from Bridgetown for after 12:00 PM.

The itinerary serves as a guide and may change due to operational reasons. Emerald Cruises cannot assure an unaltered cruise as outlined in the above itinerary.