Petit St Vincent is an island 64 km south of St. Vincent in the Grenadine islands. It is the southernmost island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The island is privately owned and operates as a resort. Petit St Vincent is surrounded by 3.2 km of white sand beaches. Inland, the terrain consists of gently rolling hills and tropical woodland, amid which the resort’s accommodation is built. The highest point on the island is on Marni Hill to the northwest of the island, which is 84 m above sea level.
It’s been labeled as one of the best private islands in the world, and with luxurious accommodation, pristine beaches, and clear turquoise waters, it’s easy to see why. A volcanic island, it’s almost completely surrounded by beautiful beaches. Some have been subtly dressed with hammocks and sunshades, others have been left completely untouched. It is the idyllic place for those who want to taste heaven on earth
St Vincent & the Grenadines is a glorious-looking archipelago, which features white sands, volcanic landscapes, Lush mountain peaks, secluded coves, and spectacular coral reefs. Suitable for hikers, sailors, and those who just want to experience Caribbean sunshine for a week or two.
St Vincent itself is the largest island and has a beautifully unique capital city, to show for it. The botanical garden's colonial architecture and a fish market are among the attractions. The latter hints at the dishes that establish the archipelago’s food scene.
On St Vincent, there’s some fantastic walking to be had, most notably the trail that leads up to La Soufrière volcano.
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