Drinks according to consumption; official clearing fees for the individual islands and national park entrance fee in the Tobago Cays (approx. US $ 110, - per person). 

* 2nd day: From St. Lucia to St.Vincent and the Grenadines, where you anchor either at Wallilabou Bay, where parts of the world famous movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” were filmed or at Young Island, close to Fort Duvernette with a fantastic view over the Grenadines. (Sailing time approx. 7 hours) 

* 3rd day: From St. Vincent to Bequia, the largest island of the Grenadines with 

18 km ² and about 5000 inhabitants. You anchor in the beautiful Admiralty Bay, right in Port Elisabeth, the small island capital. A cheerful island with colorful bars and restaurants, where you dance to live music barefoot on the beach. (Sailing time approx. 3 hours)

* 4th day: From Bequia to Mayreau, the island of white sandy beaches & breathtaking views. The yacht stays in the Saline Bay, a nice bay with a beautiful beach. Stroll up the hill of the small island to the top where a pretty little church stands. The climb is worthwhile, from here you have a fantastic view over the Grenadines. Then from Mayreau to the Tobago Cays: Small, uninhabited islands, surrounded by crystal clear waters that invite you to snorkel, a paradisiacal world in the heart of the Grenadines, with picturesque coves and reefs. When snorkeling, almost always turtles are spotted. The only rural inhabitants of the Cays are iguanas and tortoises. In the evening there is the possibility to enjoy a lobster dinner at the beach, cooked by local fishermen (extra charge). (Sailing time approx. 6 hours)

* 5th day: From the Tobago Cays to Union Island, the center of the Grenadines and meeting place for yachts from all over the world. A short hike to the most beautiful vantage point of the island - Fort Hill - yet another great view over the Grenadines. In the late afternoon, it is definitely worth visiting "Happy Island", a very special island that is built entirely of shells and consists of a bar. Here the feats of kite surfers can be admired with a sundowner. (Sailing time approx. 2 hours)

* 6th day: From Union Island to Sandy Island/Carriacou, the little sister island of Grenada. Right next to Carriacou lies Sandy Island, an uninhabited little island, just like in the Bacardi commercial - snorkelling, collecting sea shells – just letting go – it’s so heavenly. (Sailing time approx. 2 hours)

* 7th day: From Carriacou to Ronde Island, another uninhabited island near the north coast of Grenada. Ronde Island is a private island listed for sale since October 2007 for US $ 

100,000,000, making it the most expensive island in the world for sale. (Sailing time approx. 3 hours)

* 8th day: Final lap to Grenada, the Isle of Spice. From Ronde Island along the west coast to Marina Port Louis at the capital St. George's and check out in the afternoon. (Sailing time approx. 5 hours)