Port Louis Marina
Day 1
Port Louis Marina - Dragon Bay, Grenada
Day 2
Dragon Bay, Grenada - Tyrell Bay, Carriacou
Day 3
Tyrell Bay, Carriacou - Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau
Day 4
Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau - Tobago Cays
Day 5
Tobago Cays - Sandy Island, Carriacou
Day 6
Sandy Island, Carriacou - St. George’s, Grenada
Day 7
St. George’s, Grenada - Port Louis Marina
Detailed Itinerary by days
Day 1Port Louis Marina - Dragon Bay, Grenada
Your adventure begins at Port Louis Marina in St. George’s, Grenada’s vibrant capital. Before setting sail, stroll through the historic Carenage, browse the spice markets, and enjoy lunch overlooking the colorful waterfront. A short sail brings you to Dragon Bay, a peaceful anchorage on Grenada’s west coast. This area is part of the Molinière Underwater Sculpture Park, the world’s first of its kind. Snorkel among coral-covered sculptures and tropical fish for a truly unique start to your charter.
Day 2Dragon Bay, Grenada - Tyrell Bay, Carriacou
Sail north across open water to Carriacou, known as the “Island of Reefs.” Anchor in Tyrell Bay, a lively harbor that is also part of a protected marine park. Go ashore to explore the town, enjoy fresh seafood in a beachside restaurant, or hike up to High North National Park for panoramic island views. The bay is popular with sailors, giving it a friendly, international atmosphere.
Day 3Tyrell Bay, Carriacou - Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau
Continue north to Salt Whistle Bay on the small island of Mayreau. This is one of the most photographed anchorages in the Caribbean, with its perfect crescent-shaped beach and swaying palm trees. Spend the afternoon swimming, snorkeling, or strolling the beach. Hike up the hill to the tiny village of Mayreau, where the Catholic Church offers incredible views over the Tobago Cays. As evening falls, enjoy dinner ashore at a rustic beach bar.
Day 4Salt Whistle Bay, Mayreau - Tobago Cays
Sail a short distance to the breathtaking Tobago Cays, a cluster of uninhabited islets surrounded by a horseshoe reef. This protected marine park is the jewel of the Grenadines and a must on any Grenada catamaran charter. Here you can snorkel with sea turtles, explore coral reefs, and relax on powdery white-sand beaches. Many charter guests opt for a beach barbecue prepared by local fishermen—fresh lobster grilled on the sand is a Tobago Cays tradition.
Day 5Tobago Cays - Sandy Island, Carriacou
After a morning swim, sail back towards Carriacou and anchor off Sandy Island, a tiny strip of sand surrounded by crystal-clear water. Despite its size, the snorkeling here is superb, with vibrant coral and tropical fish just meters from the beach. Spend the day enjoying this idyllic setting—paddleboarding, swimming, or simply soaking in the serenity of one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful natural escapes.
Day 6Sandy Island, Carriacou - St. George’s, Grenada
Set course south for St. George’s, Grenada’s picturesque capital. Along the way, enjoy open-water sailing with steady trade winds, perfect for catamaran cruising. Once anchored, explore St. George’s colorful markets, historic forts, and spice shops. Visit the House of Chocolate Museum or wander the Carenage for a taste of Grenada’s colonial charm. In the evening, enjoy fine dining or casual beachside bars before your final sail.
Day 7St. George’s, Grenada - Port Louis Marina
On your last morning, enjoy a leisurely sail back to Port Louis Marina, completing your Grenada and Grenadines loop. Depending on your schedule, you can relax by the marina’s pool, shop for souvenirs, or take a final stroll through town before checking out.
