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St Vincent & Grenadines

Located in the Winward Islands, the delightful island of St Vincent offers a range of pursuits to enjoy, including watersports, whale-watching and hiking in its rugged interior. Unspoiled by mass tourism, St Vincent is blessed with the same turquoise waters and soft-sanded beaches that you would associate with its more crowded counterparts in the Caribbean. The nearby Grenadines also offer a wealth of delights on its tiny islands, with the refreshing breezes making it a paradise for yachters.

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What you’ll love most about St Vincent and the Grenadines

  • Explore the charming island of Bequia, known for its laid-back atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and colourful wooden boats, offering opportunities for snorkelling, diving, and sailing in the crystal-clear waters
  • Discover the Tobago Cays Marine Park, a group of uninhabited islands and coral reefs surrounded by turquoise waters, where you can swim with sea turtles, snorkel among vibrant coral gardens, and enjoy picnics on secluded beaches
  • Experience the luxury and exclusivity of Mustique, a private island retreat frequented by celebrities and royalty, with its lavish villas, pristine beaches, and upscale amenities, providing a secluded paradise for relaxation and indulgence
  • Visit the capital city of Kingstown on the island of St. Vincent, with its historic architecture, bustling markets, and cultural attractions like the Botanical Gardens, Fort Charlotte, and the vibrant St. Vincent and the Grenadines National Museum
  • Explore the lush interior of St. Vincent with its volcanic landscapes, waterfalls, and hiking trails, including the challenging climb to the summit of La Soufriere volcano, offering panoramic views of the island and surrounding sea
  • Set sail around the Grenadines on a private yacht or catamaran, where you can island-hop between idyllic destinations like Petit St. Vincent, Palm Island, and Union Island, enjoying the freedom and flexibility to explore at your own pace
  • Squirellfish descend down a reef slope in St. Vincent

Average temperature

Information below is based on average highest temperature for each month.

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  • 29℃
  • 29℃
  • 30℃
  • 31℃
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  • 14
  • 10
  • 9
  • 9
  • 11
  • 15
  • 18
  • 20
  • 19
  • 19
  • 18
  • 16

Information above is based on the average number of days which experience some form of rainfall for each month.

Rainfall

When to Visit

Below gives you information and a rating of the best time of year to visit.

January

High season begins with warm, sunny days, highs around 27–29°C, and gentle trade winds. Beaches and calm bays are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and paddleboarding. Early mornings are ideal for exploring waterfalls and rainforest trails on Saint Vincent, while evenings come alive with waterfront dining and local music in towns and resorts.

February

Temperatures remain 27–29°C, with low rainfall. Coastal waters are excellent for sailing and diving, and the Grenadines’ smaller islands are particularly inviting for island-hopping excursions. Morning treks to inland waterfalls and volcanic landscapes are comfortable, while evenings feature cultural events and markets.

March

High season continues, highs around 28–30°C. Beaches remain busy, especially on Bequia and Mustique, but early mornings offer quieter conditions. Snorkelling, kayaking, and sailing are at their best, while rainforest hikes and exploration of local villages provide a blend of nature and culture.

April

Warm, highs 28–30°C, with slightly higher humidity. Early mornings are perfect for beach visits, snorkelling, or hiking inland trails. Coastal waters remain calm, ideal for diving, and local restaurants and cafés are lively in the evenings. Festivals and small cultural events take place across islands.

May

Temperatures remain 28–30°C, with increasing humidity and occasional brief showers. Beaches and watersports remain enjoyable, and inland hikes reveal lush, green landscapes. Sailing, diving, and snorkelling continue to be excellent, and island markets showcase local produce and crafts.

June

High summer brings highs of 29–31°C, with regular tropical showers in the afternoons. Mornings are ideal for exploring beaches, kayaking, or hiking rainforest trails. Evenings are comfortable for enjoying seafood, music, and local festivities.

July

Hot and humid, highs of 30–32°C, with afternoon showers more frequent. Coastal breezes provide relief, and early mornings remain the best time for water sports, hiking, or island-hopping excursions. Resorts and towns host music and cultural events during evenings.

August

Similar heat and humidity, 30–32°C, with occasional tropical downpours. Clear mornings offer excellent conditions for snorkelling, sailing, and exploring coves and beaches. Rain showers refresh forests and rivers, while evenings feature dining, markets, and live music.

September

Warm and humid, highs 29–31°C, with heavier rainfall and potential tropical storms. Despite this, morning excursions to beaches, coves, and rainforest trails remain rewarding. Snorkelling, diving, and photography are best early in the day before afternoon showers.

October

Temperatures remain 28–30°C, with rainfall gradually decreasing. Coastal waters are calm, ideal for swimming, diving, and sailing. Inland trails and waterfalls are scenic and accessible, and island villages offer cultural events, markets, and dining opportunities.

November

Highs 27–29°C, with drier, more settled conditions returning. Beaches and watersports are comfortable, while rainforest trails, waterfalls, and hiking paths are ideal for early-morning exploration. Island markets, cultural events, and music performances enliven towns and resorts.

December

High season returns, 27–29°C, with sunny skies and gentle trade winds. Coastal waters, beaches, and sailing conditions are excellent, while mornings and late afternoons suit rainforest hikes, waterfalls, and cultural exploration. Festive events and local celebrations add vibrancy to the islands.

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