DISCOVER UNFORGETTABLE CRUISING DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE
DISCOVER UNFORGETTABLE CRUISING DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE
Our Grenadines kitesurf and wingfoil cruises offer a unique way to explore this Caribbean island chain by yacht, combining watersports, sailing and life on board. Instead of staying in one place, you travel from island to island, discovering a new anchorage and a different experience each day. Mornings begin in quiet bays, afternoons are spent on the water or exploring secluded beaches, and evenings unfold beneath the Caribbean sky, far from crowded resorts.
The Grenadines are often described as one of the most beautiful island chains in the Caribbean—and it’s easy to see why. White sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a collection of small, unspoilt islands create a setting that feels both remote and effortlessly inviting.
Departing from Martinique, Saint Lucia, or Saint Vincent, the journey gradually leads south into the heart of the Grenadines — a region known not only for its natural beauty, but also for its unique sense of freedom and simplicity. Along the way, you’ll discover hidden anchorages, swim in warm, crystal-clear water, and, with a bit of luck, encounter sea turtles in their natural habitat.
With more than 15 years of experience in the area, our crew knows these islands inside out. The itinerary is shaped by local knowledge and daily conditions, allowing you to experience the very best this region has to offer — both on and off the water. This is not just a trip, but a way of experiencing the Caribbean at its most authentic.
Detailed information about kitesurfing and wingfoiling conditions in the Grenadines can be found on our dedicated Grenadines Kite & Wing Cruise pages.
Union Island is one of the hidden gems of the Caribbean, surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and untouched tropical nature. Located in the heart of the Grenadines, the island combines authentic Caribbean charm with some of the most stunning sailing scenery in the region.
Steady trade winds and warm temperatures create ideal conditions not only for kitesurfing and wingfoiling, but also for sailing, snorkeling, island hopping, paddleboarding, and relaxing beach days.
Clifton, Union Island offer a unique Caribbean experience: swimming in warm tropical waters with breathtaking colours, discovering small local villages, enjoying fresh seafood and beach bars like Happy Island or simply relaxing on deck.
With year-round warm water temperatures, there is no need for wetsuits — just sunshine, trade winds, and the laid-back atmosphere of the Caribbean.
Salt Whistle Bay
Mayreau and Salt Whistle Bay are among the true highlights of a sailing journey through the Grenadines. Surrounded by swaying palm trees, and white sandy beaches, Salt Whistle Bay is considered one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Caribbean.
This small and peaceful island captures the essence of the laid-back Caribbean lifestyle. Whether arriving by sailboat, exploring hidden beaches or enjoying sunset drinks directly on the beach, Mayreau offers an unforgettable island experience far away from mass tourism.
The calm bays and warm tropical waters create perfect conditions for swimming, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and relaxing aboard. Ashore, you can discover the charming local village, enjoy authentic Caribbean cuisine, and experience the warm hospitality of the island community.
The Tobago Cays are one of the most spectacular anchorages and a true highlight during this sailing adventure through the Grenadines. This protected marine park is made up of several uninhabited islands surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise lagoons, coral reefs, and white sandy beaches. Accessible only by boat, the Tobago Cays offer a remote and untouched island experience. Calm, shallow waters and steady trade winds create the perfect setting for sailing, snorkeling, paddleboarding, swimming, and simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Caribbean.
The surrounding reefs are home to a variety of marine life, including rays and the famous sea turtles that can often be spotted swimming through the lagoon.
Another unforgettable highlight is to anchor overnight in the Tobago Cays and go for the famous lobster dinner with Romeo at the beach.
Whether relaxing on deck, exploring deserted beaches, or discovering the underwater world, the Tobago Cays offer a unique blend of adventure, nature, and authentic Caribbean beauty.
Morpion Island is one of the smallest and most iconic islands in the Grenadines — a tiny white sandbar surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters in the middle of the Caribbean Sea with only a sun umbrella on it. Accessible only by boat, this remote paradise offers a truly unique castaway experience. Its untouched beauty and peaceful atmosphere make it a favorite stop while sailing through the Southern Grenadines.
Nearby Petit St. Vincent invites guests to enjoy a relaxed beach lunch or sunset cocktail while taking in the stunning Caribbean surroundings. Whether anchoring for a quiet afternoon or stopping by during a sailing adventure, Morpion Island is a magical hidden gem and an unforgettable Caribbean experience.
Sailing through the Grenadines is relaxed and accessible. Once inside the island chain, the waters are generally sheltered and the distances between anchorages are short. Most passages take around an hour, leaving plenty of time to enjoy life on board, explore the islands and make the most of the Caribbean surroundings.
A typical day begins with a swim in warm, crystal-clear water while the crew prepares breakfast. Afterwards, the first activity of the day might be snorkeling with sea turtles, hiking ashore, visiting a local village or simply relaxing aboard the yacht.
Around midday, we set sail for the next island. While the catamaran glides towards a new anchorage, you can enjoy a light snack, find a quiet place on deck and watch the Grenadines pass by.
As the sun begins to set, everyone comes together for a sundowner on deck. Dinner is then served on board, bringing another easy-going day in the Caribbean to a close.
The yachts in our fleet are far more than standard charter boats. Each one is carefully equipped and configured specifically for our cruises, with a clear focus on comfort, independence, and life on the water.
All cabins offer a high level of privacy, each with its own en-suite bathroom and shower. Generous deck space and multiple lounge areas allow everyone on board to spread out, relax, and enjoy the surroundings — whether together or in quiet moments on their own.
...
Since there are no direct flights, guests usually fly into a larger Caribbean hub like St. Vincent or Barbados and then take a connecting flight to Union Island.
There are also possibilities that we pick you up with our Catamaran on a bigger islands which is better connected worldwide. This will make it a real Sailing Cruise.
Different Islands (airports) and pure Sailing time into the Grenadines:
Please check with us on the options and extras for another pick up.
This depends on where you start.
Please check with us on the options.
Not at all. Our cruises are designed for everybody who is simply looking forward to enjoy the beauty of the Caribbean and life aboard a catamaran.
You can spend your days swimming in crystal-clear waters, snorkeling with sea turtles, relaxing on white sandy beaches, paddleboarding, exploring remote islands, enjoying sunset cocktails, or simply unwinding on deck while sailing through the Grenadines.
Whether you join for the sailing adventure and island experience or you want to kitesurf or wingfoil — everyone is welcome on board.
The short answer would be – less than half of what you bring on a normal beach holiday. What you need is good sunscreen, ideally a hat and a Lycra shirt to protect you from the sun. You need a couple of Boardshorts / Bikinis, T-Shirts and FlipFlops. A windbreaker or a jumper for the evenings is a good idea. If you can, bring natural shampoo and soap, as it will all go into the ocean right away. A bottle to refill with drinking water is recommended.
Please pack in soft, collapsible bags to allow easy storage. And don´t forget your passport.
Local currency is East Caribbean Dollar (EC) (1 EUR = 3 EC: 1 USD = 2,7 EC). However USD are accepted nearly everywhere. If you need cash for rental, lessons, alcohol, souvenirs etc. we strongly recommend using the ATM at the airport or departure port as the Grenadines ATM is unreliable.
English 
Español 
Deutsch