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Sail from Grenada through the Carriacou and Grenadines on a seven-day skippered catamaran charter. Expect quiet anchorages, reef snorkels, village landings and expert local skippers guiding routes and activities.
Sail from Grenada through the Carriacou and Grenadines on a seven-day skippered catamaran charter. Expect quiet anchorages, reef snorkels, village landings and expert local skippers guiding routes and activities.
You step from the marina and the catamaran hums to life—a low, confident vibration that promises wind and open water. Canvas fills, the island coast peels away and the sea begins to nudge you forward; surf and swell become part of the ship's steady conversation. Days here move by latitude and tide: shallow coral gardens, quiet coves, and villages that appear as clusters of color on the shoreline.
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Operated by Grenadines Sailing Escapade · St. George's, Saint George
You step from the marina and the catamaran hums to life—a low, confident vibration that promises wind and open water. Canvas fills, the island coast peels away and the sea begins to nudge you forward; surf and swell become part of the ship's steady conversation. Days here move by latitude and tide: shallow coral gardens, quiet coves, and villages that appear as clusters of color on the shoreline.
The route threads Grenada, Carriacou and the smaller Grenadines: Isle de Rhonde’s fishermen and hiking gullies, Sandy Island’s postage-stamp beach, Anse la Roche’s lobster lunches, Windward’s boat-building yards, and the protected reefs of Saline and White Islands. Geologically these islands are volcanic ridges and reef flats—the result of uplift and coral growth—so expect sharp headlands, pocket beaches and clear drop-offs. Carriacou’s boatbuilders keep an old craft tradition alive; local culture blends African, French and Creole threads visible in music and food at small harbors.
Practical guidance: skippers are provided and familiar with local currents and anchoring rules—follow their briefings. Snorkeling gear and paddles are included, but bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light waterproof layer for evenings and secure footwear for dinghy landings. Plan for variable wind: calmer sail days mean more snorkeling and hiking; windier days deliver exhilarating passages.
Respect marine protected areas—avoid anchoring on reefs and follow guidance from caretakers on Saline Island. With basic sea legs and a sense of curiosity, this week-long circuit delivers relaxed sailing, purposeful snorkeling and a clear rhythm of island life.
moderate.
7 days.
Suitable for people in general good health; basic mobility for boarding dinghies and short hikes recommended
Yes — the charter provides a qualified skipper with local cruising experience who manages navigation, anchoring and safety.
Yes — snorkel gear, kayaks and paddle boards are listed inclusions; bring personal masks if you prefer your own fit.
This cruise is suitable for most fitness levels; moderate mobility is needed for dinghy transfers, short hikes and swimming from anchorage.
The operator may cancel for bad weather; check the cancellation policy which offers full refunds if cancelled 6+ days before departure and sliding refunds closer to the date.
Carriacou has a long tradition of wooden boatbuilding and inter-island trade; Grenada’s history mixes Indigenous, French and British influences shaped by sugar and spice agriculture.
Several anchorages lie within marine protected zones—avoid anchoring on reefs, use mooring buoys when available, and favor reef‑safe sunscreens to limit coral stress.
Grenadines Sailing Escapade operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the marina and the catamaran hums to life—a low, confident vibration that promises wind and open water. Canvas fills, the island coast peels away and the sea begins to nudge you forward; surf and swell become part of the ship's steady conversation. Days here move by latitude and tide: shallow coral gardens, quiet coves, and villages that appear as clusters of color on the shoreline.
You step from the marina and the catamaran hums to life—a low, confident vibration that promises wind and open water. Canvas fills, the island coast peels away and the sea begins to nudge you forward; surf and swell become part of the ship's steady conversation. Days here move by latitude and tide: shallow coral gardens, quiet coves, and villages that appear as clusters of color on the shoreline.
The route threads Grenada, Carriacou and the smaller Grenadines: Isle de Rhonde’s fishermen and hiking gullies, Sandy Island’s postage-stamp beach, Anse la Roche’s lobster lunches, Windward’s boat-building yards, and the protected reefs of Saline and White Islands. Geologically these islands are volcanic ridges and reef flats—the result of uplift and coral growth—so expect sharp headlands, pocket beaches and clear drop-offs. Carriacou’s boatbuilders keep an old craft tradition alive; local culture blends African, French and Creole threads visible in music and food at small harbors.
Practical guidance: skippers are provided and familiar with local currents and anchoring rules—follow their briefings. Snorkeling gear and paddles are included, but bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light waterproof layer for evenings and secure footwear for dinghy landings. Plan for variable wind: calmer sail days mean more snorkeling and hiking; windier days deliver exhilarating passages.
Respect marine protected areas—avoid anchoring on reefs and follow guidance from caretakers on Saline Island. With basic sea legs and a sense of curiosity, this week-long circuit delivers relaxed sailing, purposeful snorkeling and a clear rhythm of island life.