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What to See in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has no sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Saint Vincent
The Grenadines
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La Soufrière, Saint Vincent
★★★ The volcano dominating the island's interior. A stunning volcanic and mountainous wilderness with forests, waterfalls, and black-sand…
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Bequia
★★ The largest island in the Grenadines is highly popular with sailors. It’s also visited for its beaches (including Princess Margaret…
Canouan
★★ A small forested island. It attracts visitors with its stunning postcard-perfect beaches, diving opportunities, golf course, casino, luxury…
Trinity Falls Waterfall
★★ This is the best-known and most beautiful of all the inland waterfalls. It is located near Chateaubelair on the west coast, with Dark View…
Mayreau
★★ The smallest of the inhabited islands, with a small "beach resort" at Saltwhistle Bay and many sailors. The Tobago Cays are nearby.
Tobago Cays
★★ Next to Mayreau, the Tobago Cays are a marine park with stunning seabeds renowned among divers. These six uninhabited islets offer their…
Union Island
★★ The southernmost island in the Saint Vincent archipelago. It attracts many sailors and visitors drawn to its beaches and turtles.
Kingstown
★ The capital of the archipelago has a few historic buildings (Fort Charlotte, cathedral, etc.) and a botanical garden. It is also…
Mustique
★ This island is home to a few dozen large villas and is a holiday destination for celebrities and the ultra-wealthy. It is more or less…
Palm Island
★ A private island occupied by a luxury resort and its guests.
Petit Saint Vincent
★ Another private island also occupied by a high-end luxury resort.