Grenadine Islands

The Grenadine Islands are a group of over 600 small islands located in the southeastern Caribbean, part of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and nearby countries. Known for their stunning beaches, clear turquoise waters, and lush landscapes, these islands are popular for sailing, snorkeling, and tourism. They feature a mix of volcanic and coral islands, each offering unique environments and charming villages. The Grenadines have a rich history influenced by indigenous peoples, Europeans, and Africans, shaping their vibrant culture. Overall, they are a picturesque destination appealing to travelers seeking natural beauty and maritime adventure.