Island Nation in the Caribbean

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a multi-island country in the Caribbean, made up of the main island, Saint Vincent, and a chain of smaller islands known as the Grenadines.

Volcanic and Lush

The main island is volcanic and mountainous, with La Soufrière volcano being the highest peak and still active, most recently erupting in 2021.

Capital City – Kingstown

The capital, Kingstown, is known as the “City of Arches” for its colonial stone archways and vibrant local markets.

Pirates of the Caribbean Filming Location

Parts of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" films were shot in Saint Vincent, especially on Wallilabou Bay, adding to its Hollywood charm.

English Is the Official Language

English is the official language, but many people also speak Vincentian Creole, especially in informal settings.

Carnival and Music Culture

The country hosts a lively Vincy Mas (Carnival) each summer, filled with calypso, soca music, colorful costumes, and festive street parades.

Sailing and Yachting Paradise

The Grenadines are world-famous for sailing, snorkeling, and luxury yachting, with clear waters and island-hopping adventures.

Diverse Marine Life

With beautiful coral reefs and marine parks, the country is a great spot for diving and marine conservation, especially around Tobago Cays.

Agriculture-Based Economy

Bananas have traditionally been the country's primary export, but there's also growing emphasis on tourism and sustainable development.

Small but Friendly

With a population of just over 100,000, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is known for its tight-knit communities and warm hospitality.