Sailing & Yachting
Grenada is the Caribbean's most welcoming sailing & yachting destination, known for calm waters, reliable trade winds, and an adventure-driven lifestyle. Located just south of the hurricane belt, Grenada offers safe harbours, picturesque marinas, and full-service boatyards, making it an ideal base for cruisers and yachts year-round.
Your Caribbean Sailing Home
With reliable anchorages combined with action-packed regattas, Grenada's warm culture and natural beauty delivers an authentic and relaxed yachting lifestyle for all to indulge in.
From the crystal-clear waters of Carriacou to the vibrant harbor of St. George's, every bay tells a story and every sunset marks another perfect day on the water.
Clearance Procedures
All vessels and crew seeking clearance into Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique must do so at official Ports of Entry: Camper Nicholson Port Louis Marina or Tyrell Bay Marina, Carriacou.
๐ Captains Must Provide
- Three crew and/or passenger lists
- Immigration cards for crew & passengers
- Ships, stores and health declaration
- Port clearance from last port of call
- Valid passport or birth certificate
๐ข Exit Ports
- Spice Island Marina, Prickly Bay
- Hillsborough, Carriacou
- Grenada Marine, St. David
- Le Phare Bleu, Petit Calivigny Bay
- Grenville Sea Port, St. Andrew
๐ Entry Requirements
Valid passport and return ticket required. No visa needed from US, Canada, UK, Commonwealth, Caribbean (except Cuba), most EU, South Korea, Japan.
๐ Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-4pm ยท Weekends/Holidays: 9am-2pm. Attend by 3pm to complete formalities.
Sea, Sail & Adventure
Pure Grenada Sailing Week
The tri-island state's premier on-the-water adventure - exciting races, coastal cruising & social festivities with a welcoming maritime community.
Spice Island Billfish Tournament
Grenada's signature sportfishing event with competitive marlin fishing and strong conservation focus through catch & release.
Grenada Workboat Regatta
A celebration of maritime heritage showcasing traditional workboats - speed, seamanship, and friendly competition amongst local crews.
Gouyave Easter Regatta
Historic sailing event in Gouyave, St. John with thrilling races and vibrant onshore festivities - live music, food, and cultural celebrations.
PM Whitsuntide Regatta
Petite Martinique's traditional wooden boat races, obstacle races, J'ouvert parade, and cultural performances.
Carriacou Regatta
The longest running Caribbean Regatta since 1965. Traditional wooden sloops, donkey racing, street parties, music, and island cuisine.
Moorings Across the Islands
For yachts seeking flexibility, Grenada provides numerous mooring options throughout scenic bays including Grand Anse, Prickly Bay, and Carriacou.
Safe anchorage gives sailors the freedom to explore pristine beaches, lively culture, and stunning sailing routes without needing a dock.
Marinas & Boatyards
A network of modern marinas and well-equipped boatyards with secure berths, fueling, provisioning, and maintenance services.
Charters
Explore the sparkling waters of Grenada, Carriacou & Petite Martinique with a private or crewed boat charter.
Cruising
Grenada is a sought-after port of call. Star Clipper Cruises now homeports on the island. Cruise season: October-April.
Major International
Premium & Luxury
Boutique & Sailing
Departure Ports
Diving
Colorful coral reefs, historic shipwrecks, and a world-renowned underwater sculpture park. Over 50 dive sites - the Wreck Diving Capital of the Caribbean.
Shipwrecks
Home to the Bianca C - one of the world's top 10 wreck dives.
Coral Reefs
Colorful underwater landscapes and diverse marine life.
Sculpture Parks
Jason de Caires Taylor's Molinere sculptures & Carriacou's A World Adrift.
Dive & Conservation Fest - A week-long celebration of sustainable ocean tourism, conservation, and voluntourism.
GSDA-Approved Dive Operators
Grenada Scuba Diving Association
Native Spirits
Marine Life Sighting Calendar
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