Destination
Grenada
The Isle of Spice — southern turnaround for one-way charters
Known as the Isle of Spice, Grenada is famous for its fragrant spice trees. It's the natural southern end of a Grenadines charter — take a mooring in Port Louis Marina or venture south to a quiet bay.
Take an island tour and explore the waterfalls, mountain trails, spice plantations, chocolate and rum factories and coconut plantations. Snorkel trips to the underwater coral statues can also be arranged.
What to do here
- •Port Louis Marina, St George's
- •Waterfalls and rainforest hikes
- •Spice, chocolate and rum plantations
- •Underwater sculpture park
Charter a yacht to Grenada
A few yachts from our Grenadines fleet — every one of them sails these islands.
ISOLABLUE
ISOLABLUE, a 49-foot Privilege sailing catamaran, is a masterful build.
ATLAS
Atlas is a brand-new 2025 Heysea motor yacht offering a professional and seamless charter experience in the Virgin Islands.
PERFECT MOON
The Moon 60 offers luxurious accommodations that feel more like a boutique hotel than a yacht, with an emphasis on space, privacy, and comfort.
More Grenadines destinations
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Bequia
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Mustique
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Canouan
Beach club polish with empty bays a mile away
Mayreau
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Tobago Cays
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Union Island
Kitesurfing capital and Grenadines crossroads
Palm Island
A sheltered anchorage and beach stop off Union Island
Petit St Vincent
PSV — the southernmost luxury secret
Carriacou
Crossing south into Grenadian waters
St Lucia
The Pitons, Marigot Bay and the northern turnaround
Charter a yacht to Grenada
We'll match you with a yacht and crew that knows this anchorage inside out.