DISCOVER UNFORGETTABLE CRUISING DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE
DISCOVER UNFORGETTABLE CRUISING DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE
Undoubtedly, the Grenadines are among the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean! The combination of stunning white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and exceptional wind conditions make our Kitesurf and Wingfoil Cruise in the Grenadines an unforgettable experience. Our Kitesurf and Wingfoil Cruises in the Grenadines depart from Martinique, Saint Lucia, or Saint Vincent, taking you south to the best spots in the region.
With our experienced crew, you’ll explore various islands and the top kitesurf and wingfoil spots in the Grenadines, swim with turtles, and enjoy a unique vacation. Our team has over 15 years of experience in the area. We ensure your sessions are safe and that you kite and wingfoil at the best spot each day based on wind conditions. Join us for the ultimate Kitesurf and Wingfoil Cruise in the Grenadines!
The Spots and Islands in the Grenadines have the best windstatistics of all the Caribbean islands. Making them a perfect destination for our Kitesurf and Wingfoil Cruises in the Grenadines.
Union Island enjoys consistent and reliable trade winds, particularly during the peak kitesurfing season from November to June. These steady winds provide perfect conditions for both beginners and advanced riders, ensuring great sessions on the water.
The island offers a range of Kitesurfing and Wingfoiling spots catering to different skill levels and riding styles. From the flat, shallow waters of the famous Clifton Lagoon, to Frigate Island with perfect freeriding conditions for all levels.
The stunning turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and picturesque surroundings make Union Island not just a great place for kitesurfing and wingfoiling, but also a visually breathtaking destination. The natural beauty enhances the overall experience, making each session memorable.
The warm Caribbean waters around Union Island provide a comfortable environment year-round, eliminating the need for wetsuits.
Salt Whistle Bay
One of the highlights for kitesurfers on Mayreau is Salt Whistle Bay, known for its picturesque setting and excellent kitesurfing conditions. The bay counts to the most stunning anchorages of the Caribbean and the spots on the windward side, with sideonshore winds and some nice kickers for jumps are an ideal playground.
The natural beauty of the island enhances the overall experience, making each session memorable.
Mayreau is the prototype of a laid-back Caribbean Paradise and home to a friendly and welcoming local community. Beyond kitesurfing, Mayreau offers a range of other activities such as snorkeling, diving, and exploring the island’s charming village and scenic trails.
These uninhabited islands boast crystal-clear turquoise waters, steady trade winds, and pristine white sandy beaches, creating a kitesurfer’s and wingfoilers paradise. The huge, shallow lagoons provide safe and perfect flat-water spots for Freeriders and freestyle enthusiasts. The surrounding reef offers excellent snorkel and diving opportunities with stunning marine life and breathtaking scenery. Kitesurfing and Wingfoiling in the Tobago Cays is not just a sport, but a truly unforgettable adventure in one of the Caribbean’s most idyllic settings.
This tiny, picture-perfect sandbar surrounded by turquoise waters offers pristine conditions for kitesurfing and wingfoiling. The lagoon, can be challenging due to the shallow reefs, so intermediate Riders can launch safely from the Catamaran and enjoy the open waters beyond the coral reef. As the day winds down, head to the nearby Petit St. Vincent for a sunset cocktail, capping off a perfect day of kitesurfing in paradise.
The Yachts in our Fleet are not just simple Charter Boats. They´re outfitted exactly to the needs of our cruises. Despite a certain size of Yacht and Cabins, we ensure that every cabin has a private bathroom and shower, that the Yacht offers different chill-out areas for groups of people to spread out and relax, electricity is produced by solar panels and we make our own drinking water to avoid any plastic bottles on board.
| Cruises | Cabin Charter | Private Charter | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26.02.25 - 12.03.25 | Martinique - Antigua | 3500 Euro | Booked Out | |
| 28.02.25 - 10.03.25 | Martinique - Antigua | 2900 Euro | Booked Out |
The Kitesurf conditions and spots during our Kite Cruise in the Grenadines are best described as THE Kitesurfing Freeride Paradise. All of the spots are rather easy to kite, offer very steady winds of usually 15 to 20 knots. So the Kitesize recommended are usually around 12-14 meter kites for men and more heavy riders and 10- 12 meter kites for girls or lighter riders. The level of experience and skill needed to join a cruise and make the most out of all the spots, is VDWS Level 5 – or in other words, being able to ride upwind safely.
The sailing conditions in the Grenadines are mostly smooth and easy. You do not need any sailing experience in order to join our cruises. You can either simply relax while the Yacht is sailing to the next island, or you can become part of the Crew and learn how to sail a Catamaran.
There is no better way to start your holidays than setting sail aboard a yacht. Just a few minutes after the vessel leaves the harbour, a feeling of deep relaxation and tranquility kicks in. A typical day in the Caribbean starts off with a swim in 26 degree crystal clear, warm water at our anchorage while the crew prepares breakfast.
After breakfast we start into our first activity session of the day.
At noon we set sail and while you peacefully enjoy a snack on board, we are heading to our next anchorage and different island.
At sunset we usually meet with everyone on board to end the day with a sundowner drink on deck, followed by a nice dinner on board.
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.
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.
The ideal kite sizes to bring on a kite cruise in the Grenadines depend on your weight, riding style, and the typical wind conditions, but here’s a general guideline:
Typical Wind Conditions in the Grenadines:
During our traveltime bewteen 15-25 knots (Trade winds)
Mostly steady, side-onshore or offshore wind
Which kites to bring?
Other Equipment Tips:
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.
You do have more questions about our cruises in the Grenadines and throughout the Caribbean? We’ve got all the answers for you in our comprehensive FAQ section.
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