Grenada Sailing Day Charter
You may be thinking that this is for the rich, well it's for them too....!
But there are alternatives that will fit those rich in spirit only. The only thing you'll need, is a spirit for adventure.We do not mix groups. The boat is available only for your exclusive use.
To Hog or Calivigny Island
Depart from the Lagoon and sail south then east to Calivigny Island or Hog Island, these are beautiful tropical islands on the south coast of Grenada. Often Turtles or Whales can be seen in these deeper waters. Both islands have good snorkeling and clean, crystal water. This is our most popular sail with something of interest for everyoneTo West Coast & Underwater Sculpture Park
Depart from the Lagoon and sail south toward Reindeer Shoal, off Point Salines where the sailing is quite lively. Then north along the West coast of Grenada, anchoring in a quiet, deserted bay along the coast. The coastal views are superb and occasionally Dolphins or Porpoises can be seen. In general this is a quieter sail. These secluded coves all have good snorkeling. Our second stop would be over the world famous statues, submerged in the Moliniere Marine Park. Then on to town and home.We usually recommend this type of sail for guests that are nervous, elderly or have young children. "Not to be missed - Grenada's Underwater Marine Sculptures"
Created and designed by internationally renowned British Sculptor, Jason de Caires Taylor.
The sculptures in this underwater gallery reflect aspects of Grenadian life and culture. Created from concrete and rebar they create an ideal base on
which marine life may develop. They are strategically located on the seabed to make the best use of the varied topography of craggy gullies and sun
dappled valleys. As artificial reefs these sculptures have proven highly effective in attracting a stunning variety of marine life.For more information: Grenadaunderwatersculpture.com/sculptures/
To Isle de Rhonde
St. George’s – Isle de Ronde . This is a small uninhabited island at the north of Grenada, midway between Grenada and Carriacou, east of the submerged volcano, Kick ‘em Jenny. Traditional slave pens from slaves, who once lived on Isle de Ronde and farmed cotton, can still be found there. It is an excellent dive spot. There are lobsters in abundance and rays and all types of fish swimming in blue crystal waters. Exciting ocean sailing and terrific snorkeling. To get to this island entails a longer sail along the west coast of Grenada and then some open ocean sailing at the northern point of Grenada. It is a longer sail and we recommend this trip for people who are physically fit and adventurous or those with some sailing experience.To Sandy Island
St. George’s - Sandy Island. This is a small, uninhabited island off the northeast Coast of Grenada. It has some unusual rock formations and a most beautiful, small sheltered lagoon; The water is pristine and the sand gloriously white and unspoiled; Unusual reef fish, Sand Dollars and rare shells can be found there. There are the remains of an old plantation house and lots of palm trees. Very much what you image a desert island to be like. In fact this was the location for the Bounty, desert island advert. Again, exciting sailing and terrific snorkeling.To get to this island entails a longer sail along the west coast of Grenada and then some open ocean sailing at the northern point of Grenada. It is a longer sail and we recommend this trip for people who are physically fit and adventurous or those with some sailing experience.
To get to these islands entails a longer sail along the West Coast of Grenada and then in the open ocean north of Grenada. The day usually starts at 8am and
finishes shortly after sunset. We recommend these trips for people who are physically able and more adventurous or those who have had some sailing experience.
Not suitable for young children. All day sails include a full, freshly prepared barbecue lunch of marinated Swordfish steaks and chicken, accompanied by a variety of fresh salads and fruit. Rum punch, beer, sodas, juice & bottled water is included, together with the use of snorkeling gear and the use of the fishing equipment. Couples may charter the boat for any of these day sails, but have to pay the minimum charge equivalent to four guests.
Day sails 1 & 2 start at 9.30 am and finish around 4pm.
Day sails 3 & 4 start at 8 am and finish around 6 pm. Prices upon request. Seasonal special offers and group discounts available
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