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St. Vincent Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Country: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Region: Southern Caribbean · Currency: East Caribbean Dollar

St. Vincent is the largest island of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, with a modern cruise pier close to downtown Kingstown offering easy access to local shops and services. The island features mountainous terrain, black volcanic sand beaches, and the notable Soufrière Volcano.

Top sights

Soufrière Volcano, Kingstown, black sand beaches, Argyle International Airport area

Things to do

Soufrière Volcano
A challenging hiking destination offering views of the volcano crater, with tours generally USD 150-250 per person.
Argyle International Airport
St. Vincent's main airport located directly east of Kingstown, serving as the primary gateway to the Grenadines.

Beaches

St. Vincent beaches
Numerous black volcanic sand beaches throughout the island, though not particularly noted for scenic beauty.

Weather in St. Vincent by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January81°F75°F2.3 in16
February81°F75°F1.6 in11
March82°F75°F1.8 in14
April84°F77°F1.6 in12
May85°F78°F2.0 in15
June84°F78°F3.8 in19
July84°F78°F4.6 in22
August84°F78°F5.0 in22
September85°F79°F4.5 in19
October85°F79°F4.4 in21
November83°F77°F5.1 in22
December82°F76°F2.3 in16

Getting around

Private taxis, vans with 'H' license plates (starting at EC$1), or car rentals are available; vans are the most economical option from the cruise pier.

Tips

Use the inexpensive van service (marked with 'H' on license plates) rather than taxis for getting around the island.

Best for

volcano hiking, black sand beaches

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