Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a nation of one large volcanic island and a chain of about thirty smaller islands and cays stretching south towards Grenada. Our puzzles show its sailing bays, private islands and the marine life of the Grenadines.
Palm Grove on Union Island
Admiralty Bay, Bequia
Young Island, Saint Vincent
Sea Turtle in the Grenadines
Petit St. Vincent, the Grenadines
Saint Vincent is green and mountainous, crowned by the volcano La Soufrière, which erupted in 2021. Just off its south coast lies tiny Young Island. To the south, the Grenadines are a favourite of sailors: Bequia's Admiralty Bay is known for its tradition of boat building, and Union Island has palm groves and kitesurfing beaches.
In the protected waters of the Tobago Cays, sea turtles graze on seagrass beside swimmers, and Petit St. Vincent is a small private island at the southern end of the chain.