Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines: beaches and much more Most holidaymakers come to Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines to take advantage of the peaceful hemlated beaches of crystal clear water. In Bequia, the largest of the Grenadine Islands, conviviality and relaxing atmosphere invite you to relax. Here, you can quietly enjoy the joys of the sea on wild beauty beaches or go on an exploration of a seabed considered one of the most beautiful in the world. In Bequia, the sea punctuates the lives of the inhabitants. Between your swimming, take the time to meet the inhabitants and admire them to build their fishing boats, or even better, go to sea with them to attend a fishing session in the Pure Caribbean tradition. Los Tobago Cayes is a rosary of five peaceful island where diving enthusiasts find their happiness. The seabed of these islands are so rich that the government declared them reserve of the biosphere in order to better protect them. Here, it is not often necessary to descend into the abyss to meet beautiful. A surface dive is enough to discover multicolored fish and other wonders that have found refuge in this place. If you dream of an adventure, take the road to Petit Saint Vincent, the smallest of the Grenadine Islands. In this enchanting place, just equipped with a few chalets, you live your adventure dream by being cut off from the world. Here, modern gadgets do not have their place and you will only have the companion the sea and the vegetation. Saint-Vincent, the main island of the archipelago, houses Kingstown, the only modern city of the archipelago. This city where British influences take Creole accents deserves the detour. Kingstown is recognized from afar by Fort Charlotte, this 19th century military building overlooking the city from the top of a cliff. Other vestiges of English occupation are visible everywhere in Saint-Vincent. Among the most beautiful is the St Mary’s cathedral, which attracts the gaze by its unique architecture which mixes Moorish ornaments with Romanesque arcs and Gothic arrows. Before leaving Kingstown, take a tour of the city's botanical garden, one of the oldest gardens in the region. Different floral species from around the world flourish in the aisles of this large garden of 8ha. But the highlight of the promenade is undoubtedly the visit of the aviary, nestled in the heart of the botanical garden. Note the steps of the guide that will take you to the parrot of Saint-Vincent, the emblematic bird of the country. Before leaving Saint-Vincent, treat yourself to a relaxing break on the beach lined with palm trees of Blue Lagoon or Indian Bay. When to visit Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines? The best period to go to Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines is from December to mid-May. During this period of the year, the archipelago benefits from a warm and dry climate, which is perfect for enjoying the sun and the joys of the sea. If you want to attend the Saint Vincent carnival, the biggest event From the country, plan your trip between the last week of June and the first week of July. If you plan to spend the Nativity Festivals under the tropics, you can schedule your stay from mid-December. Christmas festivities are indeed starting from December 15 on the archipelago. Multiple colorful parades are then held in the streets of Kingstown.
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