Grenada Yacht Charters

Tucked away in the warm waters of the Southern Caribbean, Grenada is a tropical oasis, known for its nutmeg and mace industry, exquisite beaches, and incredible yachting. This island is located just south of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and as such, Grenada yacht charters are an ideal way to explore the Windward Islands.

Grenada’s natural landscapes serve as the backdrop for magical yacht charters and provide a playground of adventure for visitors. Snorkeling vibrant reefs, wreck diving, deep-sea fishing, island hopping, and hiking the jungled trails of Grand Etang National Park are all incredible experiences you might add to your itinerary. Yet, beyond the stunning scenery, Grenada retains a cosmopolitan air in St. George’s and the cities of the outlying island, with an assortment of upscale eateries, relaxing spas, and laid-back beach bars for shoreside escapes.

Grenada Yacht Charter Highlights

• ‘Island of Spice’ – exotic flowers, fruits, and spices
• Rum distilleries
• Spice and cocoa plantations
• Excellent wreck diving
• Underwater Sculpture Park

Grenada Yachting Season: When to Go

Yacht charters in Grenada are perfect year-round. Yet, the “high season” follows the traditional Caribbean yachting season: mid-December through April. The winter months are blessed with incredible weather, as well as strong northeast trade winds, making winter an ideal time for a Grenada yacht charter.

Year-round the weather is gorgeous. Temperatures hover between 79 and 84 degrees, with water temperatures in the balmy low-80s.

Grenada Yacht Charters Things to Do & See

Grenada yacht charters are packed full of adventure, relaxation, and some of the most incredible beaches in the Caribbean. Here are some of the top sites to explore while on charter in Grenada:

Grand Anse Beach – Of all of Grenada’s beautiful beaches, Grand Anse stands out for its amenities and stunning good looks. This sprawling stretch of golden sand measures nearly two miles in length, with upscale boutiques and spas dotting the shoreline. Take to Grand Anse’s gentle surf for swimming, snorkeling, or standup paddle-boarding.

Grand Etang National Park and Forest Preserve – Tucked away in the mountains near Constantine, Grand Etang is an explorer’s dream. The park is home to an abundance of flora – from towering mahogany to colorful tropical flowers – as well as native birds and wildlife. Yet, the park’s centerpiece is Crater Lake. Hike the park’s jungled trails, spot waterfalls along the way, and bathe in the lake on an afternoon excursion.

Underwater Sculpture Park – You’ll find this world-class snorkel destination – a collection of statues and sculptures just below the surface of the water – in Molinere Bay. Known for its original creations in about 4 meters of water, the park is the perfect place for beginners and experienced snorkelers alike to enjoy a day in the water.

Wreck Diving – Grenada is home to more wreck dives than any other island in the Caribbean, as well as 30+ other world-class dive sites. The wrecks – like the cruise ship, Bianca C, and the historic sloop Buccaneer – provide photo-worthy diving, and most are well intact and in 20-40 meters of water.

Annandale Falls – One of the most beautiful falls in the Caribbean, Annandale drops 30 feet into a large pool that’s perfect for a refreshing swim. The falls are located just outside St. George’s making it a perfect escape during a tour of the capital city.

Seven Sisters Falls – Nestled into the mountainous rainforest in Etang National Park, the Seven Sisters are exceptionally beautiful. There are several pools you can relax and refresh in after the short 45-minute hike to the falls.

Tour Belmont Estate – Explore Grenada’s history on a tour of Belmont Estate. This working 17th-century plantation provides a chance to see nutmeg and cocoa production up close and take a step back in time.

Explore the island of Grenada on your luxury boat charter in the Caribbean.