Saint Vincent Hotels and Resorts

Experience the vacation of a lifetime in St. Vincent, where you can get lost in the splendor of fertile valleys and glistening beaches. It’s a whirl of water fun for the few who flee to the island for yachting trips and scuba excursions.

But St. Vincent is more than just another gateway to the fascinating Caribbean and Atlantic waterways. The island is brimming with historical landmarks and ruins that preserve its strong African, British, and Indian heritage. And beyond are the little-visited islands of the Grenadines, including Mayreau, where we'll be privileged to stop.

Beaches Count beaches among the main attractions. Many are patrolled by lifeguards, making them suitable for families with young children.

Arawak Rock Carvings Study authentic hand-carved drawings by ancient Indians, dating back to about 1000 AD, at this archaeological find .

Black Point Tunnel Marvel at this 350-foot tunnel hewn out of earth and rock in 1815 by Carib Indians and African slaves to ease the hauling of sugar. No wonder the natives rebelled soon after!

Fort Charlotte  Marvel at Kingstown and St. Vincent spread below Fort Charlotte, your 200-year-old vantage point on a ridge 600 feet above the Caribbean.

St. George's Cathedral Kingstown's Cathedral is a surprising Georgian gem with windows of stained glass.

St. Vincent Craftsmen Centre  Authentic local creations, including West Indian dolls and jewelry, are available here and at few other locations anywhere. Take advantage!

Saint Vincent Hotels and Resorts