Grenadines Yacht Charter

Types of boats to rent in the Grenadines

Choose from a wide range of boats, all suited to your budget and your sailing plans:

• Catamaran charter: with its superior comfort and large living spaces, the catamaran is perfect for those looking to combine space and stability. A catamaran cruise in the Grenadines is the ideal choice if your budget allows it and if you are planning to sail in a relaxed atmosphere!
• Monohull sailboat charter: this is the perfect option for experienced sailors, but also the most affordable! The size of this boat offers unparalleled ease of access to anchorage areas. In addition, opting for a monohull sailboat will give you a unique sailing experience.
• Motor yacht charter: more accessible and more economical, this is the most interesting option for a day charter.

Services offered for your yacht charter in the Grenadines

We offer several services for your yacht charter in the Grenadines:  

• Bareboat yacht charter: if a member of your group has sailing experience, they can take the helm of the sailboat. You will have the boat entirely to yourselves, allowing you to fully enjoy your cruise in the Grenadines with your friends or family.
• Yacht charter with skipper: choose this option if you don't have anyone to skipper the boat or if you are looking for a relaxing vacation. A professional skipper will take care of the navigation and, thanks to his in-depth experience, will help you discover the best anchorages and restaurants in the region.
• Crewed yacht charter: for a luxury cruise, choose one of our sublime boats of over 20 meters, including a crew. With a captain, a cook and a hostess on board, the crew will ensure that every moment of your cruise is perfect.
• Cabin cruise: by booking a cabin on a luxury boat, you will share your experience with other travelers and an expert crew. Enjoy professional sailing, prepared meals and hotel services on board in a friendly atmosphere! By opting for a cabin cruise in the Grenadines, comfort and sharing will be at the heart of your trip.

How much does a yacht charter in the Grenadines cost?

The table below provides an overview of the average costs of a yacht charter in the Grenadines. These prices may vary depending on various characteristics, including the season, availability, model and age of the boat.

The price includes: the yacht charter and its essential equipment such as sails, dishes, Wi-Fi, dinghy, bedding and outboard motor.

The price does not include: insurance, port and anchorage fees, services of the skipper and hostess, cleaning, which is often included in a compulsory package, as well as extras such as kayaking, paddle boarding and provisions taken on board.

We recommend that you take out our cancellation insurance for your yacht charter in the Grenadines. Unlike individual cancellation insurance or the insurance offered by your credit card, which only protects the holder, our insurance covers all crew members.

We also encourage our customers to take out damage waiver insurance . Incidents at sea can happen, even to the most experienced sailors. With this insurance, you will be able to recover a significant portion of your deposit in the event of damage related to navigation.

How do I get to the Grenadines?

Although the heart of our cruise takes place in the Grenadines archipelago, between the states of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, we also include stopovers in Martinique and Saint Lucia. For a complete sailing experience in The Caribbean, we recommend a 10-day cruise in the Grenadines.

There are therefore 3 main sailing areas for our cruises in the Grenadines:

• Martinique in the north. Located in the south of the island, Le Marin is a peaceful haven, famous for its crystal-clear waters and well-equipped marinas. Your trip therefore begins with a relaxing break, to help you gently adjust to the time difference before starting your cruise in the Grenadines. Enjoy Martinique's many beaches such as Pointe Marin or Salines. You can take your cruise in the Grenadines from Martinique. 
• St. Lucia in the center. This island, striking in its natural beauty, is a true Caribbean gem. In the north of the island, stop at Rodney Bay, which is distinguished by its calm waters, framed by fine sandy beaches and lush vegetation. Explore the many anchorages, includingAnse la Raye, a small and particularly welcoming fishing village.
• The Grenadines in the southern Caribbean. This archipelago offers you an unparalleled sailing experience in a heavenly setting. Visit Bequia, Mayreau or Tobago Cays to enjoy the exceptional anchorages of the Grenadines . Discover the most beautiful coral reef in The Caribbean in Les Cays and see the remains of the set of the first film in the Pirates of the Caribbean saga in Walilabou Bay!

When to sail in the Grenadines?

The Grenadines enjoy a pleasant tropical climate, ideal for sailing all year round. Summer temperatures generally vary between 25°C and 30°C, offering perfect conditions for enjoying the sun and the sea. As for the sea, the water temperature is around 28°C.

Beware of the rainy season! The rainiest months are: July, November and June. We also advise you to avoid the months of September and October because of the hurricanes.

Here is an average of the temperatures recorded in recent years in the Grenadines:

Winds rarely exceed 25 knots (27 to 45 km/h), and the windiest periods are from December to June. On the west coasts, you are more protected.

Useful information for your yacht charter in the Grenadines

What language is spoken in the Grenadines?

The official language is English, and it is spoken by almost all the inhabitants. However, in their daily lives, most Saint Vincentians, inhabitants of the Grenadines, speak Vincentian Creole.

Which currency should be used in the Grenadines?

The currency used in the Grenadines is the East Caribbean dollar (XCD or EC$). US dollars are also widely accepted. We advise you to travel with US dollars and/or to withdraw cash from cash machines. These can be found on all the islands except Mayreau. However, be prepared for the unexpected: they are sometimes empty or out of order.

How do I get to the Grenadines?

To start your Filovent cruise in the Grenadines, we recommend arriving at Fort-de-France airport in Martinique, as Le Marin is the point of departure for this maritime adventure (50 minutes by taxi from the airport). There are also direct flights from Paris.

Where can I go diving in the Grenadines?

Tobago Cays is the jewel of diving in the Grenadines! This archipelago is famous for its crystal-clear waters and coral reefs, and is the ideal spot to encounter sea turtles and a multitude of colorful fish.

What documents do I need to rent a boat without a skipper in the Grenadines?

For a yacht charter in the Grenadines, a boat license and nautical CV (to be completed on the Filovent website) are essential. As the Grenadines are an Anglo-Saxon archipelago, a nautical CV alone is not enough.

How do I finalize the booking of my boat in the Grenadines?

As soon as we receive your charter request, an advisor will contact you by telephone to discuss your sailing plans. They will then send you various boat suggestions by email. Once you have chosen the boat that suits you, you can pay a deposit via your customer area to confirm the charter and book the boat.

What are the cancellation conditions?

Valid reasons for cancellation include illness, work commitments, divorce or the withdrawal of the crew. To cancel your yacht charter, go to 'My confirmed bookings' in your customer area and select 'Cancel my booking'. If the cancellation is made more than 60 days before departure, the deposit (40% or 50% of the total amount) is non-refundable. In case of cancellation less than 60 days before, the total amount of the charter, including extras and personnel costs, remains due. These conditions reflect those of our shipowner partners. For more information, see your booking voucher.