Yacht Charter in Grenada

With the perfect mix of Caribbean and European cultures, Grenada offers a unique identity that offers a world of senses to every visitor who steps into its shores. The smell of nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon, and mace fill the plantations, and a world of shopping, dining, music, and history fill the villages and towns on St George, the capital. But beyond the waterfront is the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic, offering a world of natural scenery, hidden beaches, and underwater life teeming with colorful fish and marine life. With an abundance of itineraries, from a full day yacht charter to a full-week hopping from one destination to another, Grenada offers a Caribbean vacation that you'll remember for the rest of your life. To charter a yacht on this island is a no-brainer; you simply have to do it to experience the true beauty of this sovereign state.

Take your pick from a monohull, motor yacht, a catamaran, or a superyacht. Whatever kind of boat that suits your fancy, you'll find it on the island. A 45-foot motor yacht with 4 cabins good for 6 people on board can cost around $12,200 for 7 nights; while an 82-foot sailing catamaran with 3 cabins can cost around $26,000 for 7 nights. If you opt for a superyacht, a 154-foot, 5-cabin superyacht can cost around $250,000 per week in Grenada.

Grenada has a tropical climate, governed by two seasons: a dry and a wet season. The wet season is from June to November, while the dry season is from December to May, making these months the ideal yachting season in the island.

A full day yacht charter in Grenada can take you from the island to its pretty sister island, Carriacou. Start your day at Grand Anse Beach, the most popular and most beautiful beach on Grenada, and rated as one of the best in the world. Grand Anse Beach is considered to be the quintessential Caribbean beach, with perfectly soft white sands, and the most beautiful hues of blue you can ever imagine. Though the shoreline is peppered with resorts and hotels, the beach itself is pretty spectacular and a must-visit for any Grenada itinerary. After an hour at Grand Anse Beach, cruise your way to Carriacou and visit Paradise Beach, with its lovely stretch of white sand and clear shallow waters perfect for swimming. Have a BBQ on the beach, swim, snorkel, and before sunset, head back to your yacht and cruise back to Grenada as the sun sets on the horizon.

An overnight yacht charter allows you to spend more time at a destination, as well as experiencing sleeping on a yacht and waking up to the most beautiful Caribbean sunrise you can ever have. You can start your cruise from the Port Louis Marina, then head your way to Dragon Bay, where a sculpture park is found underwater. This unique underwater park is eerily beautiful, and a definite must if you're into diving.

Head your way to Tyrell Bay in Carriacou by mid-afternoon, explore the town, and moor on the bay for the night. In the morning, make your way to Paradise Beach, then a trip to Anse la Roche, a secluded and idyllic stretch of soft sand beach protected by cliffs. Make your way back to Grenada by midday and arrive on the island by sunset.

For the ultimate Grenada holiday, a one-week yacht charter is truly the best way to take advantage of this Caribbean island. Here is a sample itinerary that can fill your Caribbean holiday with adventure and tranquility:

Day 1: St. George to Carriacou

A yacht charter in Grenada must always start with a visit to the world-famous Grand Anse Beach. After an hour or two on this beach, it's time to buckle up and cruise your way to the island of Carriacou, specifically on Tyrell Bay, where you'll arrive by afternoon. Explore the waterfront, enjoy some rum, buy some supplies, and watch the sunset before enjoying a gourmet dinner on the deck.

Day 2: Sandy Island

This is the best snorkeling spot in Carriacou and it's a small island likened to a sandbar. Enjoy a day here before making your way to Saltwhistle Bay in Mayreau.

Day 3: Mayreau

Wake up in Mayreau and hike to the hilltop town of Old Wall, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views. Get back to Saltwhistle Bay, where you can have a BBQ on the beach, and enjoy swimming or kayaking before the sun sets for the day.

Day 4: Union Island

Part of St. Vincent, Union Island features a beautiful town, perfect for hiking, exploring, and spending time on the bay.

Day 5: Tobago Cays

There are 5 deserted islands here, and each worthy of exploration. Snorkel, scuba dive, and explore these small islands.

Day 6: Petit Martinique

Grenda's northernmost island, visit the areas of Fota and Petite Dominique, where snorkeling spots are ideal, and the inland is perfect for exploration on foot. You can also visit Mopion, which is considered to be the smallest island in the world with a structure.

Day 7: Prickly Bay and Grenada

Visit Prickly Bay to witness one of the best anchorages in the Caribbean. A favorite among sailors and yacht enthusiasts, the waterfront features bars, shops, and plenty to explore. By lunchtime, head back to the boat and make your way back to St. George.

You can have a wedding at a grand ballroom in a hotel in any city in the world. You can also have a garden wedding anywhere. But if you want a unique wedding ceremony, a wedding yacht charter in Grenada is something else. You don't have to spend on decor and a grand ballroom, as the beautiful beaches, wide horizon, or a secluded cove provides you with natural backdrops that are truly enchanting. Have your guests enjoy a yacht charter for a wedding, where you can exchange vows in the middle of the ocean, and finish up the day with a romantic sunset cruise.

Supersize the possibilities of your Caribbean vacation by chartering a superyacht that provides you with an experience unlike any other. Get pampered by a VIP crew, indulge yourself in luxurious amenities, and of course, get to explore rugged coastlines, hidden coves, and secluded beaches, while ending the day in an airconditioned, luxurious cabin. There's truly nothing more luxurious than a yacht holiday onboard a luxury yacht in Grenada.

A yacht charter in Grenada opens your world to history, islands that are a world away from modern development, and a laid back culture that perfectly blends Caribbean and European sensibilities. A holiday on Grenada or Carriacou simply won't do, but a holiday exploring the beaches, waterfront towns and hidden gems onboard a yacht charter will surely capture the true essence of this group of islands in the West Indies.