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Each island in the country offers a treasure of topside attractions. Sights
range from breathtaking stretchs of white sand and azure water to waterfalls
surrounded by volcanic peaks in a sea of green foliage. Visitors should choose
their destination based on their desires. As long as they don't include cold
weather or cold water, it can be found it SVG.
Bequia has wonderful small restaurants and shops. Both full size and
model ships can be found under construction around the harbor in Port Elizabeth
or Friendship Bay.
Mustique, Palm Island, Bequia, and indeed most of the Grenadines are surrounded
by beaches of fine white sand, perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Union Island, with the highest peak in the Grenadines, resembles an island in
French Polynesia. Entertainment on Union Island might consist of getting to
know the local sailors, day sails or snorkling. Day sails to the Tobago Cays and surrounding areas delite
visitors to the islands of Union, Palm, Petit St. Vincent, Mayreau and Canouan.
Mountainous St. Vincent is unique in the country. With its tropical forests,
wild parrots and waterfalls it is an eco-traveler's paradise. The botanical
gardens located in Kingstown are the oldest in the western hemisphere and the
colonial architecture of the town, with its cobblestone streets and cool
arcades are well worth a visit.
The islands are quite close together and day trips can be made from one to the
other for diving, dining or sightseeing. Consider a sailing trip between the
islands for a taste of some of the finest cruising grounds in the world. Both
captained and bareboat charters as well as day sails are available from local
companies in SVG.
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Mayreau, Mustique, |
Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent, |
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