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St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to rise with the sun as it peeped from the ocean's horizon? To stretch that first stretch and to breathe in the balm of an air that's as fresh as the waves? To tiptoe outside to the sight of the gulls as they glide on the soft trade wind breezes?

Capital of the Grenadines, St. Vincent and the surrounding islands are an incredible cruising area offering lively winds and plain sailing. The dock on the southern tip of St. Vincent offer a beautifully protected harbor, perfectly placed for sailing southwards as well as for inland day trips.

St. Vincent Leeward Coast

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Cumber Land Bay

Petit byahaut.

Troumaca Bay

Mount Wynne -

St. vincent south-east coast.

Blue Lagoon

Villa beach and indian bay.

Young Island Cut

Eight nautical miles from St. Vincent, Bequia is an old favorite of sailors. Head for Bequia has several well known scuba-diving points as well as a sea-turtle sanctuary.

The tiny island of Bequia has a unique, magical charm which is hard to find anywhere else in the Caribbean. With fewer than six thousand inhabitants, it feels like home from the moment you arrive; friendliness is the watchword, and the pace is relaxed and easy-going. Don't be surprised if you are greeted with a warm hello as you walk along the street - a centuries-old dependence on inter-island shipping and trading has meant that Bequians have been eagerly welcoming visitors to their shores for generations.

The island's enduring seafaring heritage is one of its most striking features. Virtually every Bequia family has some connection to the sea either past or present, and today's fishermen, sailors and boat-builders are quietly proud to share their marine traditions with newcomers to the island.

Bequia fulfils many dreams of the perfect small Caribbean island: beautiful sandy beaches where more than ten people may constitute a crowd, lush green hillsides, attractive little villages, intimate, well run hotels and guest houses, hardly any traffic, places to get together and places in which to find that perfect solitude. Variety and choice on so small an island may come as a surprise - but there are both wherever one turns.

Choose a holiday of total beach relaxation or exhilarating sailing and diving in some of the most beautiful waters in the world. Get to know the island on foot, or hire a car and discover so much more than just the golden beaches; take day or overnight trips to neighboring isles or simply fill up another perfect day doing what is increasingly necessary to unwind - nothing!

A choice of nightlife too awaits you - gourmet international cuisine, or delicious local cooking; elegant cocktails or sundowners in a local bar; a lively jump up to steel band music or a wonderfully romantic candlelit dinner far away from it all.

And then of course there are the warm tropical nights, with an orchestra of singing cicadas and gently murmuring surf, and the brilliance of the star-studded sky which tells you, if you didn't already know, this is where you have always wanted to be.

Exploring the neighboring Grenadine islands as part of a vacation in Bequia is a must - a trip to the fabulous Tobago Cays will be unforgettable, as will a visit to the island of Mustique to rub shoulders with the rich and famous.

Or take a trip to the nearby deserted island of Isle de Quatre for the perfect Caribbean dream day, with picnic and swimming and the whole island to yourself....

Longer term charters using Bequia as a base, are becoming increasingly popular as more visitors discover the delights of sailing in the Grenadines. A professional crew will take you wherever you want to go, pamper you with mouth-watering cuisine and on-board comfort, while you lie back and enjoy the unique pleasure of discovering the Grenadines islands under sail.

Set in the middle of the Grenadine archipelago, Canouan is an island of only 3.2 square miles.

Charlestown Bay (also known as Grand Bay) is the main anchorage and location of the village. Enter between the red and green markers. Marcus rents moorings for US$15 (contact him on VHF16 or through Tamarind Beach Hotel ). There is a ferry dock in the bay and a dinghy dock off the Tamarind Beach Hotel . Rameau Bay , just north of Charlestown , is a gorgeous, quiet anchorage but may require two anchors - good snorkeling around the rocks. Further north is Corbay , the most sheltered anchorage and a great location for snorkeling or diving. There is a glorious beach at Maho Bay in the north and Friendship Bay in the south also offers good snorkeling.

Mayreau lies west of the Tobago Cays. It is the smallest (1 1/2 square miles) of the inhabited Grenadine islands, with a population of two hundred and fifty-four people. Mayreau is accessible only by boat. The island is rimmed by magnificent sweeping white sandy beaches perfect for sailing and snorkeling.

Hike along the trail from Salt Whistle Bay up to the quaint little village, with friendly bars, local restaurants, and a lovely Catholic church which offers a panoramic view of the Tobago Cays. From Saline Bay a road also leads to the village or across the southern part of the island to the salt pond where you can collect rock salt in the dry season, or continue on to explore the pristine beaches.

Mayreau is rimmed by magnificent virgin beaches. Saline Bay in the south, with its nearly mile long white sandy beach is very popular with visitors. As you approach Saline Bay from the north, keep well seaward of the buoy that marks the edge of the reef.

There are two dingy docks and a few moorings for rent. Check the quality and the price before settling for them. Salt Whistle Bay is the favorite of many sailors, scoring high points for calmness. Enter through a central channel because of the reefs on either side, the southern one being particularly dangerous. Anchor in the clear sandy areas. It is also possible to anchor on the windward side of Mayreau, approaching from the south. There are many reefs east of Mayreau so travel in good light and study the charts carefully.

Tobago Cays

The huge Horseshoe Reef that protects these five deserted islets, with their dazzling, palm-studded shorelines, provides some of the best snorkeling and diving in the world. The brilliant powdery, white sand, the colored waters shaded in unimaginable blues and the neon marine life beneath give true meaning to the "stop-the-world-l-want-to-get-off'

The Cays have been declared a wildlife reserve by the government and all visitors are urged to preserve and protect this unique natural resource. No fishing, jet skis, or anchoring of dinghies allowed. Make your own contribution to the efforts by disposing properly of your debris, including the charcoal and remainders of your beach barbecue. Local youths may offer to remove your garbage for a fee but avoid this temptation, as some are known to dump it without care.

Petit Rameau features a beach on the south side of the cay, as does Barabel, which lies southeast of Petit Rameau. Petit Bateau provides visitors a shaded beach to the north and another beach on its east side. This easterly beach is the best choice for beginning snorkelers as it has calm shallow water. More experienced snorkelers will be delighted by the waters surrounding Horseshoe Reef, but may find it occasionally choppy.

When approaching these islands, well aided by black and white day markers, be careful not to cut corners as you may end up on a coral head. Anchor in the cut between Petit Rameau and Petit Bateau with bow and stem anchors, as the current is strong.

The smallest and southernmost cay, Jamesby , features on its eastern side one of the best beaches of the group. Petit Tabac where Johnny Depp was marooned as Sparrow in Disney's blockbuster "Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl", is the most inaccessible with a narrow entrance at the southwestern tip. This crescent shaped islet is covered in coconut trees planted by the late John Caldwell (a.k.a. Johnny Coconut), formerly of Palm Island and his efforts have been continued by Glenroy Adams of Grenadines Dive , a devoted conservationist and a good choice for scuba diving in the area.

Palm Island

This tiny resort island is just a mile from Union Island, where you are met by the resort's private boat and transported to this 135-acre tropical oasis of unhurried rest and stress free relaxation. Originally known as Prune Island, Palm got its current name when former owners, the late John Caldwell (a.k.a Johnny Coconuts) and his wife Mary, planted hundreds of coconut palms, transforming the deserted island into a palm covered resort Now a private all-inclusive resort where tranquility reigns.

Palm Island is the perfect getaway for people who love natural beauty and want to escape from it all. Surrounded by crystal clear waters and five sparkling white beaches, one of the favorites being Casuarina Beach , which runs the entire length of the western coastline.

Forty beautifully appointed guest rooms, all with incredible views are sprinkled around the island. Sunset Restaurant and Bar is open to nonresident guests for breakfast, lunch and dinner (closed to non-residents September - October). Royal Palm accepts outsiders for lunch and dinner but reservations are essential. There is a strict "smart but casual" dress code (no swim wear allowed).

Hotel facilities (pool, water sports, beach chairs, bicycles, etc.) are strictly for resident guests only. Outsiders are allowed to visit, but must make prior arrangements with the hotel and the "private" signs must be adhered to. Visitors should check at the main office or call VHF 16.

Petit St. Vincent

Petit St. Vincent, or PSV, as it is often called, is one of the world's most enchanting hideaways. Over its varied terrain (113-acres) twenty-two private cottages are scattered some on hillsides, some set into the sides of cliffs, some right on the beach - all absolutely heavenly. For most people the appeal of PSV is what it "does not have"- no telephones or television, no air-conditioning, no casinos or cabarets. Not even room keys.

Union Island

Clifton Harbor is a small, busy port and the centre of the day- chartering industry. When arriving from the south, stay well-clear of Grand de Coi . If approaching from the north be sure to avoid Newlands Reef which protects the harbor. The Anchorage Yacht Club offers dockage, water, ice, electricity, showers, a laundry service and free collection of your garbage bags.

Snorkelers will find good conditions on Lagoon Reef , which protects most of the southern coast of the island, especially around Frigate Island, just offshore from Ashton.v.

Sun, sea and sand lovers will enjoy Chatham Bay on the west coast (it is also a protected anchorage) and Bloody Bay , on the northwest coast, with its captivating view and long sandy beach, Big Sands is a crescent-shaped beach on the east coast and is ideal for surfing. Richmond Bay on the North Coast, is shallow and great for children (beware of the poisonous manchineel trees - the fruit and leaves will blister if touched).

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Catamaran rentals in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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Fountaine Pajot - 45 | 8 people  (2020)

From $1,811 per day.

Lagoon - Lagoon 400 | 8 people  (2016)

From $1,270 per day.

Fountaine Pajot - Helia 44 | 10 people  (2013)

From $1,080 per day.

Lagoon - Lagoon 450 S | 8 people  (2015)

From $1,191 per day.

Sunreef - 50 "Libertà " | 10 people  (2021)

From $2,637 per day.

LEOPARD - ROBERTSON & CAINE - 46 | 9 people  (2010)

From $1,159 per day.

Lagoon 380 - Captain & Chef inclusive | 8 people  (2009)

From $1,112 per day.

Robertson & Caine - Leopard 47 | 8 people  (2001)

From $1,987 per day.

CATANA - Catana 582 | 4 people  (2005)

From $3,337 per day.

Crewed Leopard - 45 | 4 people  (2019)

From $1,812 per day.

Neel - 51 Eco | 6 people  (2020)

From $1,590 per day.

Moorings - 5000 | 11 people  (2018)

- Sunsail 454L | 11 people  (2021)

From $784 per day.

- Moorings 4500L/10 | 10 people  (2022)

From $868 per day.

Sunsail - 454 | 11 people  (2018)

From $1,046 per day.

- Moorings 4200/3 | 8 people  (2021)

From $1,390 per day.

Moorings - 4500 | 11 people  (2019)

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St Vincent and Grenadines Yacht Rental

St. Vincent and Grenadines are one of the most popular destinations in the world, for leisure sailors, who flock here for its numerous uncrowded anchorages and charming ports of call. St Vincent Grenadines Sailing: Snorkelers and divers are drawn by this country’s many underwater attractions, especially the coral-luscious Tobago Cays… The big island of St. Vincent has a rugged mountainous terrain, lush forests and many uncluttered beaches and inlets. The port city of Kingstown is one of the most picturesque in the Caribbean .

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Surrounded by the tranquil blue sea, St Vincent and the Grenadines is a small but enchanting tropical haven. Life moves at a slower pace here than in the rest of the world. Embellished by a chain of smaller islands around, St Vincent is a mainland surrounded by peaceful beaches, making it an unspoiled destination for holidaying between February and mid-April, and from June to August. This string of islands can provide an enticing 7-day itinerary with the nearest at 15 nautical miles to the farthest at 40 nautical miles.

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St Vincent and Grenadines Boat Rental: The Grenadines include Bequia, Canouan, Mustique and Union, and a group of smaller, many unpopulated, islands. The smaller islands that compose the Grenadines offer a quieter pace of life, whether it’s on the budget-kind island of Bequia to the luxurious hideaways of Mustique. The most exciting way to experience these stunning islands is definitively to hop between them by boat, discovering remote coves that were once the stomping ground of pirates. All the bays, islands and beaches are low-lying, ringed by coral reefs, and famed for some of the best spots, beaches and sailing sea and weather conditions on the planet. Tread these unknown lands through yacht charter to discover the veiled secrets of the Caribbean. Sailing in St Vincent and the Grenadines aboard lavish yachts and sailboats can create a long-lasting impression. We also offer bareboat services for all variants of catamarans and motorboats for experienced sailors with a license.

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Our experienced and world travellers, expert St Vincent Grenadines Boat Charter Managers visit and sail aboard our selected yachts regularly and are perfectly placed to offer you transparent, tailor and professional advice for your St Vincent Grenadines Yacht Rental . Our twenty years of experience in yacht charters, developed in Grenadines and the Caribbean , enabled us to create close, enduring relationships with our clients, investing directly in our yachts and services.

Top Destinations

The choice of the destination of your charter is based on many important factors: first of all your bucket list, your sailing skills together with your previous experiences on the sea, wether you prefer to relax and sunbath on the yacht and take relaxed days trips or are you the adventurous type who enjoys being active while on boat vacation and believes every day is a great day for a new adventure! Have a look at our most popular St Vincent Grenadines Boat Charter destinations.

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St vincent grenadines boat itineraries.

Once chosen the Grenadines and St Vincent as the destination of your vacation, deciding where to go is largely a matter of preference. The options are endless and endlessly beautiful. You can choose between Tobago Cays, Moustique, Union Island. Or you can sail in Canouan, Palm Island and Bequia . Below our selection of suggested routes for your St Vincent Grenadines Yacht Rental.

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Day 1st Martinica Day 2nd St Lucia Day 3rd St Vincent Day 4th Bequia Day 5th Tobago Cays Day 6th Union island Day 7th St Vincent

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Crewed and bareboat catamaran in st vincent and the grenadines.

Winds blowing at speeds of 10 to 15 knots can prove perfect when voyaging on a catamaran on this sun-soaked sea, inhaling the saltiness in the air. Experience magnificence while treading or relaxing on its luxuriant decks! Catamarans come in two major types – the regular and the open catamarans. These luxury yachts can go up to a speed of 300 knots. The dual-hulled yachts provide the perfect sailing experience in the Caribbean waters with bumpy shores. Hosting a party on a crewed catamaran with tropical cuisines is a fantasy you can bring to life for your esteemed guests; thanks to our chefs and a trained crew on board. However, if you are in for some solo adventure, we also provide bareboat catamarans for yachting.

Our options for boat rental in St Vincent and the Grenadines are immense with a wide variety for sailboats, catamarans and motorboats. With a crewed charter, you can enjoy an impressive itinerary covering all the attractions around. Moreover, we bring cost-effective packages to suit every budget. So, choose from the best catamaran available.

Crewed Motor Yacht in St Vincent and the Grenadines

Our boat rental services in St Vincent and the Grenadines can provide an unrivalled voyage to destinations like Bequia and Mustique which are 15 and 23 nautical miles away respectively. We offer fully crewed luxurious motor yachts cruising at a speed varying from 15 to 35 nautical miles. These come with different hull types like the cathedral, deep-vee, flat bottom or rounded hulls. So, drift through the Caribbean waters in a powerboat of your choice and enjoy our state-of-the-art services. You can also take these motorboats for sailing in St Vincent and the Grenadines for a week’s yachting. From dancing under the stars with fine sand sliding underfoot to tasting delicious Caribbean sea-food and watching enchanting sunrises and sunsets by the beach, you can create memories of a lifetime around St Vincent.

Our crewed motor yachts on charter have an experienced team including captain, stewards, chef and other technicians. So, you don’t have to give a second thought when it comes to enjoying safe voyages with your loved ones while cruising through the Caribbean waters in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

Skippered & Bareboat Sailboat in St Vincent and the Grenadines

Sailboats are aristocratic watercrafts that provide exquisite luxury voyages. Satiate your seafaring yearnings by hiring one of the skippered sailboats with adept captains on board when sailing in St Vincent and the Grenadines. The best part about hiring a skippered yacht is that you get privacy in addition to commendable navigational expertise while voyaging. Nonetheless, if you are looking forward to an adventurous cruising with your passionate lot around St Vincent and the Grenadines, a bareboat sailboat should be your go-to option. Make sure to have your sailing license ready before applying for this vessel as it is one of our mandatory requirements for bareboat services. We prioritise safety on all cruises.

Our sailboat infrastructures are designed and implemented keeping in mind the subtle and delicate detailing required for luxury cruisers. Additionally, expertise of our maritime skippers can make sailing in St Vincent and the Grenadines an unforgettable journey with the best of itineraries unfolding.

Top St Vincent and the Grenadines Yacht Charter Destinations

Sailing st vincent and the grenadines: bequia.

Begin your yachting sojourn with the nearest island, Bequia at mere 15 nautical miles from St Vincent and the Grenadines. Entering it through Port Elizabeth will be a treat to your eyes with shops and restaurants decked up with celebratory spirit of the tropical masses. To witness the city’s profound beauty, choose the morning hours and go hiking on Mount Pleasant. The peak gives a breathtaking view of surrounding land complimenting the Med. You can end on a pleasurable note by visiting the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary towards the north-eastern end of this Island with our boat rental in St Vincent and the Grenadines . It protects the rare Hawksbill turtles.

St Vincent and the Grenadines Charter: Mustique

This 1,400-acre island started developing after the year 1958 when the Hon. Charles Tennant purchased it and presented to Queen Elizabeth II’s sister in 1960 as a wedding gift. Famous for Les Jolies Eaux, the island was converted into a private limited company; and since then, has been a frequent holidaying spot for high profile celebrities and political leaders alike from over the world. Rich in heritage and luxury, Mustique Island should be your favored next stop after Bequia at just 8 nautical miles away for its spectacular views and picturesque sunsets. The sights are worth spending an evening here.

St Vincent and the Grenadines Boat Hire: Tobago Cays

When sailing in St Vincent and the Grenadines, Tobago Cays Island deserves a visit for its spotless aquamarine water and sports like snorkelling and easy-breezy swimming. At a mere 15 nautical miles from Mustique, it is a cluster of 5 mini islands surrounded by the Horseshoe Reef. Here, don’t forget to taste the famous ‘island barbeque’ in Baradel Cay, while relishing a mesmerizing view of flora and fauna around. Also, don’t miss out to sign the Pirates log book towards the end of your trail.

St Vincent and the Grenadines Yacht Charter: Petit St Vincent

From Tobago Cays, you can head straight to Petit Saint Vincent while making a short stop at Mayreau with a distance of 2 nautical miles from Tobago Cays to taste delicious Caribbean seafood served around the beaches. At 6 nautical miles from Mayreau, Petit Saint Vincent is a well-known island for trekking to the Marni Hill located towards its north-west. At 84 meters above sea level, it is the highest point of this island city and gives an enchanting view of the clear Caribbean waters. End your voyage by visiting the local orchid farms and enthralling your senses with the captivating view and fragrant air. So, book your sojourn with us today and get the best boat rental in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Commence your yachting with stunning views and awe-inspiring experiences.

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The Mustique, Bequia, Canouan, Mayreau, and Tobago Cays are all in very close proximity. Holoholo will anchor in some of the most picturesque bays in the Caribbean on this catamaran charter to St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Turquoise water and stunning white sand beaches will make this an unforgettable adventure. The steady trade wind and flat water will make this the perfect place to try out the foil, wing or e-foil. Book your catamaran adventure to St. Vincent and the Grenadines online today!

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Saint Vincent is the perfect destination to explore by the Grenadines catamaran rental from Sailo! Following a thorough vetting process, we offer a total of 14 charters in this location, available with or without captain. Take your family or friends on an amazing trip in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to enjoy the coastal landscape or watch a sunset, practice watersports, go fishing or simply relax and make the best of your staying outdoors.

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Sailo offers beautiful St Vincent catamaran charters at various price points. Use our advanced filters to narrow your search by date, group size, and trip duration: 2 hrs, 4 hrs or full day charters. You can also choose the type of boat (sailboat, motorboat, catamaran) you want and go even further and look for a particular length, manufacturer and model. The price filter will help you see the available boat rentals in St Vincent and Grenadines within your budget and the crew option is useful when you want to see boats with a skipper/captain included or only bareboats. Do you see the Grenadines catamaran charter that you would like to rent in Saint Vincent? Click on it to go to the next page to read more about it, see more photos, send a direct message to the owner to ask more questions or start creating your booking request right away!

How much does it cost to rent a catamaran in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines?

You can charter St Vincent catamaran for a day, for an average of $1100. The average price for a weekly Grenadines catamaran rental is $4658. Your total budget for a boating trip in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines depends on many factors such as: trip duration, if captain and crew are included in the price or their cost have to be paid separately, fuel cost (which could be significantly higher on a motorboat compared to a sailboat) and other extras you choose to customize your experience in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

What should you pack when you go out on the water?

No matter if you are going on a day trip or on a week-long vacation, these are the essentials you should always make sure you have when you’re on a boat:

• Sunscreen - make sure to reapply after you’ve been in the water!
• A hat or a cap that fits you tightly and protects you from the sun
• A jacket or long-sleeve sweater, preferably with sun protection (UPF)
• A change of clothes (just in case you get wet)

Sustainable yachting tips

If you’re looking to explore our beautiful planet, a catamaran charter in St Vincent and the Grenadines is a great place to start. Explore coral reefs with your snorkel, discover hidden bays and islands and generally enjoy the view of nature. Remember, that sailing motto: 'Take only photos, leave only wake' (OK, so we paraphrased). To be a responsible sailor, remember:

• Don’t disturb coral or sealife
• Take your trash home (and don’t throw anything in the sea)
• Respect the locals and their customs wherever you go

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A Catamaran Adventure In St Vincent

After our adventure to see the underwater sculptures in Grenada , we arrived in Kingstown port in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. We planned to do a catamaran adventure in St. Vincent but originally were wait-listed for this excursion. We had plan B and C in our pockets but were glad when we were taken off the wait list.

The large Azura cruise ship arrived in port ahead of us again. This was not the only port we had shared with this ship. We were glad we had a pre-booked excursion and would not have to jostle with a very large ship for tours on the dock.

It was raining when we arrived and the forecast for the day called for more rain. We got lucky on our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent to only have a bit of rain during the transit to Bequia Island. With the sails out it was more than an hour each way. Hardy passengers stayed on the bow and took the waves and rain. The rest of us huddled under the large covered area.

On the way back the sun was shining and we enjoyed the fast sail. The actual sailing part of our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent was a great part of the fun for the day.

An Interesting Stop At Moonhole

The first stop when we reached Bequia Island was the Moonhole. This was a massive arch formed in volcanic rock through which the setting moon was sometimes visible. Beside the Moonhole we found houses that seemed set into the rock.

The catamaran transited along the coast for great views of the rocky shore. When we looked down, the water was clear and blue.

Back Underwater To Snorkel Off Bequia Island

When we reached the sandy bay, the ship was brought close to shore. The front stairs lowered into the water. It was an easy way to get onto the shore when a dock was not available.

We had two hours before the boat would return to pick us up. We dropped our stuff on the rocks, donned our snorkel gear and headed into the waves for an hour.

As we swam along the shore, the view underwater got better as we moved away from the beach. There were lots of colourful coral. David found his favourite Christmas tree worms and another interesting worm. Hiding under the rocks were a group of lobsters.

There were also lots of fish. While most swam in small groups, when we went close to the rock wall we found a very large group of fish swaying in the tide. Slithering on the bottom we found eels. And a bright orange star fish.

It was a great spot to snorkel on our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent. We had our first tease underwater when we snorkelled in Bonaire . In Grenada we saw interesting underwater statues . This was another great underwater adventure before we scuba dived in St. Lucia . We were certainly glad we had packed an extra bag with underwater gear on our cruise to the Southern Caribbean .

Lunch With A Punch

Once back on the boat we had a great hot lunch. With the lunch there was punch – with or without rum. It was a 84.5% rum (169 proof) and packed a punch.

The rum punch certainly put a rosy glow on our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent!

Finishing Up Our St. Vincent Island In Port Elizabeth

There was one final stop on Bequia Island on our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent. The boat pulled up to the bay at Port Elizabeth. The bay was full of boats at anchor in the quiet waters.

Again we were left to go down the front stairs. We had about 45 minutes to wander this small town. We found small shops and restaurants as we walked through the town. It was here that we learned that Bequia was called the “island of clouds”. We certainly didn’t see many clouds when we visited.

We set sail from Port Elizabeth and headed back across the channel to Kingstown in St. Vincent.

A Great Catamaran Adventure In St. Vincent

We enjoyed our catamaran adventure in St. Vincent on our cruise to the Southern Caribbean . We normally do not like the booze boat catamaran excursions, but this one was very good. The staff were great fun and made sure we enjoyed our day.

Sailing on the catamaran was a great way to see a little more of the islands from another perspective. And the trip out to Bequia Island for snorkelling provided the underwater experience we wanted. We could not wait to arrive for a week in St. Lucia and head underwater to scuba dive .

Have you tried a catamaran adventure in St. Vincent? Did you get to snorkel at Bequia Island?

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Here's what we know about the four suspects in the Moscow concert hall attack

From CNN’s Masha Angelova and Josh Pennington

Each of the four defendants charged with committing a terrorist act in the Crocus City concert hall attack was brought to court individually in Moscow on Sunday.

They are accused of committing a crime under part 3, provision “b” of article 205 of the Russian Criminal Code (terrorist act), which the Russian Criminal Code states is punishable with up to life imprisonment.

Three pled guilty to all charges, according to state media news agency TASS .

Here's what we know about the accused:

• Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev: The 32-year-old was the first defendant brought to court. Mirzoyev, from Tajikistan, had a temporary registration for three months in the southern Russian city of Novosibirsk in Siberia, but it expired, according to RIA Novosti.
• Saidakrami Rachabalizoda: He appeared as the second defendant, and told the the court that he had Russian registration documents but couldn't remember where they were. He communicated through an interpreter, according to state media RIA Novosti. Rachabalizoda was reportedly born in 1994.
• Shamsidin Fariduni: He was born in 1998 in Tajikistan and is a citizen of the Central Asian country. Fariduni was officially employed at a factory in the Russian city of Podolsk and was registered in the city of Krasnogorsk, according to state media RIA Novosti.
• Muhammadsober Faizov: The fourth defendant appeared nonresponsive in a wheelchair and was accompanied by a doctor to his court appearance, as seen in Moscow City Court’s video shared on Telegram. Faizov was temporarily unemployed, before which he worked in a barber shop in Ivanovo, a city northeast of Moscow, and is registered in that city, according to state media RIA Novosti. He was reportedly born in 2004.

This post has been updated with more information on the charges against the suspects.

Moscow court orders preventive detention for all four defendants in concert hall attack case

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow on Sunday granted the investigators’ motion for detention, as the chosen preventative measure, for all four defendants in the Crocus City Hall attack case.

All four men have been remanded into pre-trial detention until May 22, stated Moscow City Court via Telegram.  

They are all charged with committing a terrorist act, according to the courts of general jurisdiction of the city of Moscow, which under the Russian Criminal Code is punishable up to life imprisonment.

Each of the four defendants was brought to court individually on Sunday.

Three pled guilty to all charges, according to state media news agency TASS. 

The names of the four accused in the case are Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, Shamsidin Fariduni and Mukhammadsobir Faizov, Moscow City Courts announced via Telegram.

All four are from Tajikistan, a former Soviet republic, and have been in Russia on either temporary or expired visas.  

The court held closed hearings for each of the accused with no members of the public allowed, TASS reported, citing the court’s press service. 

2 defendants identified in Crocus City Hall attack

From CNN’s Masha Angelova, Michael Bodenhorst and Josh Pennington

The first defendant in the Crocus City concert hall attack case, Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, has pleaded guilty on all counts, the press service of Moscow City Court told state media RIA Novosti.

He will be held in preventive custody at least through May 22. 

Mirzoyev is one of two defendants implicated in the attack who are facing possible life imprisonment, as reported by state media.

The suspects — Mirzoyev and Saidakrami Rachabalizoda — appeared in a Moscow court on Sunday on charges related to the attack.

Both individuals are accused of committing a terrorist act and could be sentenced to life imprisonment, according to state media outlet RIA Novosti. The prosecution has requested detention as a precautionary measure for both defendants.

Authorities have petitioned the court to conduct Mirzoyev's hearing behind closed doors to safeguard the integrity of the proceedings, state media news agency TASS reported. 

First suspect apprehended in the Crocus City Hall attack arrives in court

From CNN’s Masha Angelova

The first suspect apprehended after the attack on Crocus City Hall that killed at least 137 people has arrived in court at the Basmanny Court of Moscow. 

Crocus City Hall killings are deadliest since Beslan school siege — these are some other recent attacks in Russia

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The attack on Moscow's popular Crocus City Hall that left at least 133 dead has become the deadliest attack in Russia since the Beslan school siege in 2004.

Some other recent attacks include:

• September 26, 2022 : Eleven children and four adults were killed when a gunman wearing Nazi symbols opened fire at a school in the western Russian city of Izhevsk. The shooter, who was reportedly wearing a black T-shirt with Nazi insignia and a helmet, died by suicide following the attack.
• April 3, 2017 : At least 11 people were killed in a blast on the St. Petersburg metro. The explosion tore through a train as it was traveling between two stations in Russia’s second-largest city.
• October 31, 2015 : A Russian passenger jet, Metrojet Flight 9268 crashed  on October 31 after departing from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh,  killing all 224 people  on board. US intelligence analysis suggested that ISIS or its affiliates  planted a bomb on the plane .
• December 30, 2013 : A massive explosion at a train station in the Russian city of Volgograd killed at least 16 people, including one police officer, the Investigative Committee of Russia said.
• January 25, 2011 : A suicide bomber attacked Domodedovo Airport , Moscow's busiest airport, killing 35 people and wounding about 100, authorities and state television said.
• March 29, 2010 : Two explosions rocked the subway stations in central  Moscow during rush hour, killing at least 38 people and wounding more than 60 others, spawning widespread public outrage. A website associated with Chechen separatists, who have long fought for independence from Russia, claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Rescuers, robotic systems and canine teams are currently on site of Crocus City concert hall

From CNN’s Darya Tarasova and Eve Brennan

More than 300 “specialists” and 154 pieces of equipment are currently on site at the Crocus City concert hall in Krasnogorsk, Moscow region, where a deadly attack took place Friday , Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations said on Telegram on Sunday.

The ministry said more than 400 cubic meters of structures had been dismantled by rescuers while specialized robotic systems, canine teams and psychologists from the ministry continue to work.

More than 1,600 calls have already been received on the department’s hotline, the ministry added.

The post was accompanied by a video showing dozens of emergency workers digging through the rubble of the partially burned-down concert hall.

Remember : At least 137 people died on Friday after attackers opened fire on civilians at the Crocus City concert hall, and set the building ablaze. The Islamic State group, also known as ISIS, has claimed the attack and  released graphic footage  purporting to show the incident. 

Putin lit a candle in memory of victims of the concert hall attack

From CNN's Eve Brennan and Anna Chernova

Russian President Vladimir Putin lit a candle Sunday in memory of victims of the deadly attack at the Crocus City concert hall in Moscow region on Friday.

Putin also expressed deep condolences following the Moscow shooting, calling it a "barbaric terrorist act" in a video statement released Saturday.

More background: The deadly attack comes barely a week after Putin secured his fifth presidential term. The large-scale attack is damaging for a leader who portrays himself as someone able to guarantee order.

Death toll in concert hall attack rises to 137 — including 3 children, Russian Investigative Committee says

From CNN's Darya Tarasova 

The Russian Investigative Committee has updated the death toll in the Crocus City attack to 137.

In a statement released online, the committee said "the bodies of 137 people have been found at the site of the terrorist attack, three of which are children."

The committee added that 62 bodies have been identified so far. 

"For the remaining victims, genetic examinations are being carried out to establish their identities," the statement said. "The investigation of the crime scene continues." 

Russian Embassy in US says it did not receive notification of impending terrorist attack

From CNN’s Katya Krebs in Moscow and Eve Brennan in London

The Russian Embassy in Washington says it did not receive any warnings about a potential terror attack in Moscow from the US, Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov told Russian state news agency RIA Novosti on Sunday.

The US diplomatic mission had warned Americans to “avoid large gatherings” at the beginning of March due to reports “that extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings in Moscow.”

Earlier this week Putin had dismissed those warnings, telling the FSB that the embassy warnings were "provocative" and "outright blackmail."

“We did not receive any notifications or messages in advance,” Antonov told RIA.

“We paid attention to this, but,… I had no contacts with either the White House or the State Department on this issue,” he added.

In light of Friday’s attack at Crocus, Antonov told RIA Novosti that contacts between the US and the Russian Federation in the fight against terrorism have been “destroyed,” adding that the fault was not Moscow’s.

“I always reminded the Americans that our president was the first who, in 2001, extended his hand to the Americans and declared his readiness to provide help. And something worked, it worked... and it’s not our fault that all of this has been destroyed today,” he said.

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