There are a few options for international travelers. Flights can be booked to St. Vincent Argyle International Airport (AIA) or SVD. After your arrival, a taxi will take you to the ferry dock (allow 1 hour) where you can take a ferry over to Bequia.
The Bequia Express and the Admiral Ferry commute daily between St. Vincent and Bequia. The cost is 25EC (10USD) per person and can be purchased upon boarding.
Travelers can book international flights to St. Vincent and take the 1 hour ferry ride to Bequia. Alternatively, flights can be booked to Barbados and transfer to a second flight directly to the Bequia airport (SVG Air or Grenadine Airways) or into St. Vincent and take the ferry.
Various Locations
Bequia's Regatta is famous for its unique blend of local double-ender racing, yacht racing, shore side activities and Bequia hospitality. I...
Various Locations
Port Elizabeth
Bequia Carnival takes place in the end of June and is spontaneous affair with dancing in the streets, Kiddies Carnival and Wet Fet for adult...
Port Elizabeth
Kingstown, SVG
Vincy Mas takes place in St. Vincent the beginning of July. With only an hour ferry ride between Bequia and Kingstown, those who want to at...
Kingstown, SVG
Bequia's climate is close to ideal. Too far south to suffer the onslaught of major hurricanes, cooled by the tradewinds for most of the year, with temperatures ranging from 25 to 33 degrees Celsius (70 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit), there is little difference in climate throughout the year.
Bequia's most notable feature is the large and inviting harbour of Admiralty Bay which has attracted people since the seventeenth century. Bequia's long history of boat making, includes a boat commissioned by Bob Dylan named the Water Pearl, was built by hand on the Gingerbread grounds. Today, The Friendship Rose which was built in Bequia and was once used as a ferry from Bequia to the mainland of St. Vincent offers trips to the Tobago Cays and Mustique.
Gingerbread Hotel is located on the southeast shore of the Harbour on what is known as the Belmont Walkway. Pat Mitchell who was married to Sir James Mitchell, the former Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, ran the Gingerbread Hotel for over 30 years. Today, her family carries on the tradition.
Foodies who love fresh local ingredients love Bequia. Organic locally grown fruits and vegetables are readily available at the marketplace. Freshly caught seafood is a staple on this little gem of an island with a variety of restaurants to choose from.
Most nights of the week you can find at least one location that is featuring live music. There is something for everyone, so you can sit with your feet in the sand and listen to steal pan or dance the night away at a live music festival.
Nature has already painted the pictures for us. Breathtaking views will surround you. Bequia is home to beautiful white sand beaches, colorful flowers, scenic hikes and water so clear that you can watch tropical fish swim below you.
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