Frequently Asked Questions

Foreign Yachts arriving at St Vincent and the Grenadines can proceed to customs and purchase a charter license from this location which lasts up to one month. If you depart the country during this time, you may be asked to re-purchase on your return.

All passengers arriving to your yacht for charter should pay $35EC per person to cruise the Grenadines on a Charter Vessel. The crew do not pay this fee on a Crewed Charter Vessel with a Crewed Charter License.

Yes, there is. It depends on which island you arrive at as to the exact procedure and what is available to your client, however if you ask us, we can make arrangements for your guests to transfer smoothly through the airport and onto their destination, and for their luggage to do the same.

This is in discussion all the time however at this moment, Jet Skis are not permitted anywhere in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Also, you cannot use a SeaDoo. 

There are speed limits also in the Conservation Areas and the Marine Parks and also designated areas for specific watersports. Please ask us for more information.

Officially at time of writing diving is permitted anywhere in St Vincent and the Grenadines however there are requirements to use a local guide in the Tobago Cays Marine Park. Other Dive Areas are overlooked and managed informally by the nearby dive shops, and we recommend speaking to them to obtain the necessary local knowledge about the sites and where to dock to avoid anchoring on coral for example. Ask us about authorized dive guides, conservation areas and speed limits.

This is changing regularly. At time of writing all the anchorages are absolutely fine and 90% of the galvanize has been removed from the water so the usual anchorage spots can be used easily. The sea and marine life are still there too! 

There are islands which still have a lot of work to do but the plans are to be back and running before the new Caribbean Season. 

We are guiding our yachts with itineraries to make the most the island gems, giving time for recovery in some spots and ensuring also that guests feel safe during their stay and the activities they would like to do are still on th cards and not affected.