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5 minutes to book. Best day of our entire trip. Everything felt effortless from pickup to sunset.
Destination guide
Grenada — at a glance
21 boats are available to book across 1 departure base. Boats leave from St. George's (21). The fleet is 13 catamarans and trimarans, 8 sailing boats. Weekly prices start from €1,778 for a sailing boat; every price on this page is the boat’s own listed rate for 7 nights, before extras.
When to go
Grenada sails all year and sits at the southern edge of the hurricane belt, which is why the Grenadines fleet winters here and why the season is longer than further north: December to May is the trade-wind high season, June and July are warm and quieter with lighter winds, and the boats keep working through the summer. Carnival in August and the Grenada Sailing Week in January are the busy weeks. Charters start from St George's, twenty minutes from the airport.
Where to sail in Grenada
Yacht charter from St George's, Grenada
St George's, with its horseshoe harbour and the marinas at Port Louis and Prickly Bay, is the base for the whole southern Grenadines: Carriacou and Petite Martinique a day north, Ronde Island and the underwater sculpture park on the way, and the south-coast bays of Grenada itself for the first and last nights.
Boats leave from St. George's 21
Sailing the Grenadines: Carriacou, Union Island and the Tobago Cays
From Carriacou the Grenadines open north: Union Island, the Tobago Cays marine park with its turtles and horseshoe reef, Mayreau, Canouan, Mustique and Bequia. A week from Grenada reaches the Cays and returns; ten days adds Bequia. The passages are short and the trade wind is on the beam.
Boats leave from St. George's 21
A week on the water in Grenada
Day-by-day routes from the bases below, with the distances between stops. Each opens the full week on the base page.
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A week from St. George's 21 boats
Carriacou, Tyrrel Bay · Hillsborough · Union Island, Clifton · Tobago Cays · Petit St Vincent · St George’s
Bareboat, skippered or crewed
Bareboat charter in Grenada is rented against a sailing résumé, and a skipper is added for the first day or the week; crewed catamarans with captain and cook are available all-inclusive. Customs clearance is needed between Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines, done at Carriacou and Union Island.
Types of boats in Grenada
Catamarans of 40 to 50 feet are the larger part of the Grenada fleet on Adriavela, with sailing monohulls close behind - a higher share of monohulls than elsewhere in the Caribbean, because Grenada's crews come to sail.
- 13 catamarans and trimarans from €3,888 per week
- 8 sailing boats from €1,778 per week
Yacht manufacturers in Grenada
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a licence to charter a boat in Grenada?
Bareboat charter in Grenada is rented against a sailing résumé, and a skipper is added for the first day or the week; crewed catamarans with captain and cook are available all-inclusive. Customs clearance is needed between Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines, done at Carriacou and Union Island.
When is the best time to sail in Grenada?
Grenada sails all year and sits at the southern edge of the hurricane belt, which is why the Grenadines fleet winters here and why the season is longer than further north: December to May is the trade-wind high season, June and July are warm and quieter with lighter winds, and the boats keep working through the summer. Carnival in August and the Grenada Sailing Week in January are the busy weeks. Charters start from St George's, twenty minutes from the airport.
Where can I sail in Grenada?
2 sailing areas: St George's, Grenada (from St. George's); Grenadines: Carriacou, Union Island and the Tobago Cays (from St. George's). Each has its own bases, and the boats on this page leave from all of them.
How do I get to the charter bases in Grenada?
The nearest airports to the largest bases: St. George's (21 boats): Grenada Maurice Bishop Airport (GND), under 10 km away. Distances are as the crow flies; most charter companies arrange a transfer on request.
How many boats can I charter in Grenada?
21 boats from 1 base: 13 catamarans and trimarans, 8 sailing boats. Availability and prices are live from the charter companies.
How much does it cost to charter a boat in Grenada?
On the boats listed here day rates start from €254 and a week (7 nights) from €1,778. These are the boats’ own listed rates before extras; fuel, marina fees on the route and local taxes are paid separately.