The 389-square-kilometre Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is an island nation of the Caribbean Sea. The country boast for their colorful history consisting of combination of both French and British colonial history. Here is Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Paradise for eco tourists, giving a warm invitation for you to spend some time away from home. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has so much to offer and share, including the bird sanctuaries, white sandy beaches, and crystal clear water.

Haven for hikers and snorkels. The mountains are basically volcanic in origin while the clear aquamarine waters shallow up on fine white sandy beaches from the deeply embayed inlet. Bequia, Mustique Palm, Petit St. Vincent, Mayreau, Canouan and Union form the largest islands. Must check out the uninhabited islets and rocks including the famous Tabago Cays. You’ll have a lifetime memorable experience relaxing on some of Grenadines’s beautiful soft white coral sand beaches or playing, snorkeling and sailing in the crystal clear water. Your visit to these islands may at times take you to the past. 

Explore the beautiful getaway and hideaway that are not so commercial as most other islands features, however you can experience the most unique and uncommon vacation with plenty of variety. Locals of St. Vincent are mainly the sea men, this fact truly enchant the tourists of this island. Discover the rugged mountainous terrain of the big island of St. Vincent. Go out for an adventurous expedition along the lush forest, inlets imitating an Amazon getaway and many uncluttered beaches. With the help of good local guide know the rich civilization of the island. The energetic and adventurous tourist may find a treat on their visit to The Soufriere volcano grounded to the north of the island making a wonderful attraction site.

Kingstown, the small capital city is situated on the south west coast of the island. Undoubtedly, visitors get immersed into the beauty of dramatic landscapes featuring the rugged coast with pounding surf and rocky shores. Most of the island's beaches have spectacular scenery, but the Caribbean or Leeward coasts are the best. Four miles from Kingstown the most beautiful beaches in St. Vincent lie along the south coast.

Young Island Resort makes an ideal destination to spend time in the breeze-cooled cottages and suites watching sun setting along the beach and hillside. Don’t miss the Bequia, well known for the Seventeenth Century pirates, blue skies, white beaches and lazy days make a tropical paradise. Mustique, offer such a beautiful and tranquil location for an escapist's dream holiday. Canouan make scuba diver's dream come true. Union Island’s dramatic profile of ridges and peaks is a must-visiting place.