Destination
Petit St Vincent
PSV — the southernmost luxury secret
PSV is a 115-acre private island resort and the last stop in the Grenadines before Carriacou and Grenada. Pick up a mooring, paddleboard across to Mopion (a sandbar with one thatched umbrella), and stay for sunset.
PSV and neighbouring Petite Martinique are both lovely overnight or lunchtime stops before either sailing back to Union or continuing south towards Grenada. PSV is a private island but yachties are welcome on the non-private beaches. The beach bar serves drinks and food and is a great sunset stopover; fine dining in the hotel restaurant is by reservation only. Petite Martinique has charm and character — well worth a visit to provision or sample the local food.
What to do here
- •Mopion sandbar
- •PSV resort beach bar
- •Snorkelling on Punaise reef
- •Outstanding night sky — no light pollution
Charter a yacht to Petit St Vincent
A few yachts from our Grenadines fleet — every one of them sails these islands.
COPERNICUS
MAINSAIL: Full batten GENOA: Furling BEAM: 7.70 m DRAUGHT: 1.25 m
LAGOON 46
This brand new 2024 Lagoon 46 catamaran offers a premium sailing experience with spacious accommodations for up to 12 guests.
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Charter a yacht to Petit St Vincent
We'll match you with a yacht and crew that knows this anchorage inside out.