Set course for Carriacou. Upon arriving at Tyrrel Bay, anchor among the local fishing boats and enjoy a peaceful walk around the area. After the stroll, relax with a drink at one of the many rum shops located by the sea. Head to Sandy Island to spend the night.

Imagine starting your day having breakfast on Sandy Island, a stretch of white sand surrounded by just a few palm trees. Well, that’s exactly what you’ll do today. And also enjoy a good session of snorkeling. Then, sail to Union Island. In the port of Clifton, there is an immigration office where you must complete the entry procedures for Saint Vincent. Afterwards, continue sailing north and anchor in the charming Carnash Bay on Mayreau, where you’ll spend the night. There, you can contact some locals who offer delicious beach barbecues.

Waking up in Carnash Bay, with your boat brushing against the white sands of the beach, is a delight. And the best part of the day is still to come. Take a short sail to Tobago Cays, where you can spend the day diving around the reefs, swimming with turtles, or exploring the area with the dinghy. Simply relax and marvel at the natural beauty of the cays. And while you’re here, enjoy a beach barbecue if you didn’t get a chance to try it yesterday.

In the morning, enjoy a little more of this paradise—with turtles, starfish, and rays; if you're lucky, you might spot one. Keep this scenery in your memory. For a quiet evening and overnight stay, head to Chatham Bay on the western side of Union Island. There’s a local bar where you can enjoy a fine Caribbean cocktail while watching the sunset.

Today you’ll need to get up a bit early to return to the port of Clifton and complete the exit paperwork for Saint Vincent. Once the formalities are done, set course for Carriacou to spend the night. But first, don’t miss Morpion Island, a tiny coral-surrounded islet where you’ll find just a single umbrella and a wooden bench. Trust me, you’ll spend a good part of the day here. In Carriacou, you can spend the night in Tyrrell Bay and enjoy a Caribbean dinner at one of the local restaurants.

Today you’ll begin your return journey to Grenada. We recommend making a stop at Grand Mal Bay, renowned for its stunning underwater sculpture park, perfect for snorkeling and discovering the magic of submerged statues. This park is one of a kind and located just minutes north of the capital. You can anchor in the bay and visit the sculptures using the dinghy.

It’s the day of return. Sail back to Saint George, where this wonderful journey will come to an end. It’s time to say goodbye to the islands and conclude your experience, carrying unforgettable memories of this beautiful trip.