Grenadine Islands 7 night Cruise Only - from £1905

7 night - Cruise Only

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Explore the spice island of Grenada and uninhabited Tobago Cays on this sailing voyage to the Grenadine Islands on superb tall ship Royal Clipper

Board the magnificent tall ship, Royal Clipper and sail from Barbados to the picturesque islands of the Grenadines - one of the finest places in the world to experience a voyage under full sail.

Explore the 'Spice Island' of Grenada which boasts dramatic waterfalls, visit the idyllic Tobago Cays and relax on the the island of St Vincent.

Explore Fort-de-France, the capital of Martinique which offers breathtaking views from the Caravelle Peninsula and discover the island of St Lucia, renowned for the magnificent Piton twin-peaks and sulphur springs, before cruising to Bridgetown.

S541 Operated by Star Clippers

Cruise Includes

7-night full board cruise

Complimentary tea, coffee and water

Use of ship’s watersports and snorkelling equipment

We can arrange flights, transfers and hotel stays to suit

Itineraries

Day 1 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Embark Royal Clipper in Barbados.
Day 2 Captain's Best (Grenadines)

Today, benefit from the Captain's local knowledge and discover a Caribbean hideaway island in the Grenadines.
Day 3 St George's (Grenada)

The 'Spice Island' of Grenada has a mountainous interior, dominated by Mount St Catherine, and tumbling waterfalls. Cinnamon, cloves and ginger grow here, and the shore is a winding series of white and black sand beaches edged with rich vegetation. Perhaps walk to Annandale Falls outside St George's, and for shopping, make for Grand Anse.
Day 4 Tobago Cays (Grenadines)

The idyllic Tobago Cays are five small uninhabited islands and a lagoon protected from sea swells by Horseshoe Reef. Enjoy a day exploring, relaxing and beachcombing.
Day 5 Kingstown - Admiralty Bay (St Vincent and Bequia)

St Vincent is a good place to spot humpback and sperm whales and schools of dolphins. For a dip, Owia Salt Pond on the north-eastern coast is warm and inviting, sheltered by volcanic rocks, and the Vermont Nature Trail winds past exotic flora through rainforest. For the chance to swim with turtles, visit Bequia's Turtle Sanctuary.
Day 6 Fort-de-France (Martinique)

Fort-de-France is the sophisticated capital of Martinique. The island has beautiful Savane park, and Diamond Rock, a diving heaven with coral and sponges galore. Clement House is an old plantation with a rum factory in the grounds offering tastings. For people watching, take coffee along the capital's Boulevard Allegre, and for stunning views, go to the Caravelle Peninsula, the site of a ruined chateau.
Day 7 Marigot Bay - Soufriere (St Lucia)

St Lucia is well-known for the Piton twin-peaks, its rainforest and the indigenous St Lucia parrot. The verdant landscape gives way to banana, coconut and mango plantations. At Marigot Bay, the marina is full of glamorous yachts, boutiques, bars and restaurants, and the area of Soufriere has sulphur springs created by the nearby volcano, and beautiful Anse Chastanet beach.
Day 8 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Disembark Royal Clipper in Bridgetown.

Day 1 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Embark Royal Clipper in Bridgetown.
Day 2 Captain's Best (Grenadines)

Today, benefit from the Captain's local knowledge and discover a Caribbean hideaway island in the Grenadines.
Day 3 St George's (Grenada)

The 'Spice Island' of Grenada has a mountainous interior, dominated by Mount St Catherine, and tumbling waterfalls. Cinnamon, cloves and ginger grow here, and the shore is a winding series of white and black sand beaches edged with rich vegetation. Perhaps walk to Annandale Falls outside St George's, and for shopping, make for Grand Anse.
Day 4 Tobago Cays (Grenadines)

The idyllic Tobago Cays are five small uninhabited islands and a lagoon protected from sea swells by Horseshoe Reef. Enjoy a day exploring, relaxing and beachcombing.
Day 5 Fort-de-France (Martinique)

Spend the day in Fort de France whilst the Mardi Gras Carnival takes place
Day 6 Admiralty Bay (St Vincent and Bequia) - Kingstown

St Vincent is a good place to spot humpback and sperm whales and schools of dolphins. For a dip, Owia Salt Pond on the north-eastern coast is warm and inviting, sheltered by volcanic rocks, and the Vermont Nature Trail winds past exotic flora through rainforest. For the chance to swim with turtles, visit Bequia's Turtle Sanctuary.
Day 7 Soufriere (St Lucia) - Marigot Bay

St Lucia is well-known for the Piton twin-peaks, its rainforest and the indigenous St Lucia parrot. The verdant landscape gives way to banana, coconut and mango plantations. At Marigot Bay, the marina is full of glamorous yachts, boutiques, bars and restaurants, and the area of Soufriere has sulphur springs created by the nearby volcano, and beautiful Anse Chastanet beach.
Day 8 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Disembark Royal Clipper

Day 1 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Embark Royal Clipper
Day 2 Captain's Best (Grenadines)

Today, benefit from the Captain's local knowledge and discover a Caribbean hideaway island in the Grenadines.
Day 3 St George's (Grenada)

The 'Spice Island' of Grenada has a mountainous interior, dominated by Mount St Catherine, and tumbling waterfalls. Cinnamon, cloves and ginger grow here, and the shore is a winding series of white and black sand beaches edged with rich vegetation. Perhaps walk to Annandale Falls outside St George's, and for shopping, make for Grand Anse.
Day 4 Tobago Cays (Grenadines)

The idyllic Tobago Cays are five small uninhabited islands and a lagoon protected from sea swells by Horseshoe Reef. Enjoy a day exploring, relaxing and beachcombing.
Day 5 Kingstown - Admiralty Bay (St Vincent and Bequia)

St Vincent is a good place to spot humpback and sperm whales and schools of dolphins. For a dip, Owia Salt Pond on the north-eastern coast is warm and inviting, sheltered by volcanic rocks, and the Vermont Nature Trail winds past exotic flora through rainforest. For the chance to swim with turtles, visit Bequia's Turtle Sanctuary.
Day 6 Salt Whistle Bay
Day 7 Fort-de-France (Martinique)

Fort-de-France is the sophisticated capital of Martinique. The island has beautiful Savane park, and Diamond Rock, a diving heaven with coral and sponges galore. Clement House is an old plantation with a rum factory in the grounds offering tastings. For people watching, take coffee along the capital's Boulevard Allegre, and for stunning views, go to the Caravelle Peninsula, the site of a ruined chateau.
Day 8 Marigot Bay - Soufriere (St Lucia)

St Lucia is well-known for the Piton twin-peaks, its rainforest and the indigenous St Lucia parrot. The verdant landscape gives way to banana, coconut and mango plantations. At Marigot Bay, the marina is full of glamorous yachts, boutiques, bars and restaurants, and the area of Soufriere has sulphur springs created by the nearby volcano, and beautiful Anse Chastanet beach.
Day 9 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Disembark Royal Clipper

Day 1 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Embark Royal Clipper in Barbados
Day 2 Captain's Best (Grenadines)

Today, benefit from the Captain's local knowledge and discover a Caribbean hideaway island in the Grenadines.
Day 3 Kingstown - Admiralty Bay (St Vincent and Bequia)

St Vincent is a good place to spot humpback and sperm whales and schools of dolphins. For a dip, Owia Salt Pond on the north-eastern coast is warm and inviting, sheltered by volcanic rocks, and the Vermont Nature Trail winds past exotic flora through rainforest. For the chance to swim with turtles, visit Bequia's Turtle Sanctuary.
Day 4 Tobago Cays (Grenadines)

The idyllic Tobago Cays are five small uninhabited islands and a lagoon protected from sea swells by Horseshoe Reef. Enjoy a day exploring, relaxing and beachcombing.
Day 5 Fort-de-France (Martinique)

Fort-de-France is the sophisticated capital of Martinique. The island has beautiful Savane park, and Diamond Rock, a diving heaven with coral and sponges galore. Clement House is an old plantation with a rum factory in the grounds offering tastings. For people watching, take coffee along the capital's Boulevard Allegre, and for stunning views, go to the Caravelle Peninsula, the site of a ruined chateau.
Day 6 Marigot Bay - Soufriere (St Lucia)

St Lucia is well-known for the Piton twin-peaks, its rainforest and the indigenous St Lucia parrot. The verdant landscape gives way to banana, coconut and mango plantations. At Marigot Bay, the marina is full of glamorous yachts, boutiques, bars and restaurants, and the area of Soufriere has sulphur springs created by the nearby volcano, and beautiful Anse Chastanet beach.
Day 7 Bridgetown (Barbados)

Disembark Royal Clipper in Barbados

Date and Prices

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December 2025 Depatures & Prices	Cat 6	Cat 5	Cat 4	Cat 3	Cat 2	Cat 1	Deluxe Suite	Owners Suite
Sat 20 Dec Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp

January 2026 Depatures & Prices	Cat 6	Cat 5	Cat 4	Cat 3	Cat 2	Cat 1	Deluxe Suite	Owners Suite
Sat 03 Jan *Best Price Royal Clipper	£1855pp	£1935pp	£2135pp	£2285pp	£2415pp	£2725pp	£3630pp	£3915pp
Sat 17 Jan Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp
Sat 31 Jan Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp

February 2026 Depatures & Prices	Cat 6	Cat 5	Cat 4	Cat 3	Cat 2	Cat 1	Deluxe Suite	Owners Suite
Sat 14 Feb Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp
Sat 28 Feb Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp

March 2026 Depatures & Prices	Cat 6	Cat 5	Cat 4	Cat 3	Cat 2	Cat 1	Deluxe Suite	Owners Suite
Sat 14 Mar Royal Clipper	£1915pp	£1995pp	£2205pp	£2355pp	£2490pp	£2810pp	£3745pp	£4040pp

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