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You can only really appreciate how unspoiled Grenada’s beaches are from the water, where you can sail between deserted bays and untouched coves — many of which are inaccessible by land. The gentle trade winds and calm waters make sailing a joy, and on a private, crewed yacht you can really get out and explore. Routes don’t follow any set itinerary, but our Hidden Beaches specialists will share their local knowledge to help you make the most of your voyage.

Days can be spent flitting between secluded reefs, seaside towns and uninhabited islands, dropping anchor offshore or near a marina. The beauty of sailing is that you’re not restricted to Grenada and the surrounding waters. You can sail north, taking in Carriacou, where locals still build boats using traditional methods. You can also reach the azure waters of St Vincent and the Grenadines to snorkel the 4 km (2.5 mile) horseshoe reef of Tobago Cays Marine Park.