Grenada Yacht Charter & Sailing Holiday

Grenada, known as the “Spice Isle,” offers various sailing destinations with distinct characteristics. Below, we have summarised our favourite areas to visit, depending on your focus.

For Families

The anchorage near Grand Anse Beach provides a family-friendly environment. The calm waters and the proximity to amenities and activities make it suitable for families with children. Known for its calm waters and family-friendly atmosphere, Prickly Bay offers a protected anchorage with easy access to nearby beaches and facilities.

For Couples

There are many romantic spots on this tropical paradise, one of our favourites is Prickly Bay. Known for its calm waters and family-friendly atmosphere, Prickly Bay offers a protected anchorage with easy access to nearby beaches and facilities. 

Nestled in the southwestern coast, Secret Harbour provides a secluded and intimate setting for couples. The pristine waters and peaceful ambiance make it ideal for a romantic sailing experience.

For First-Time Sailors

Although our Sunsail Charters around Grenada aren’t suitable for a novice skipper, it could be the perfect spot for a first-time skippered sailing holiday.  The waters around True Blue Bay are generally calm, making it a suitable spot for beginners. There are reputable marinas in the area, providing services and assistance for those new to sailing. Located on the southeastern coast, Woburn Bay offers sheltered waters, making it a good choice for novice sailors. The bay is relatively calm, providing a gentle introduction to sailing.

For Large Groups

At Sunail, we offer two yacht times for our Grenada Yacht Charters 0 an 8 berth Monohull or 11 berth Catamaran. The latter is a wonderful option for larger parties as it gives plenty of space for sunning yourself on the front of the yacht. Once on the island, there are many options for Stag and Hen Do’s, Birthdays and anniversary parties. These include: 

• Golf at Grenada Golf & Country Club
• Deep Sea Fishing – an incredible day excursion for team bonding and the chance to see some truly incredible species up close.
• Island Jeep Safari – see the best viewpoints, markets and rugged landscapes with the freedom of your own Jeeps.
• Spa Days (we love LaSource Spa at Sandals)
• Chocolate Making at Belmont Estate (because who doesn’t love chocolate and a good view?)
• Port Louis Marina – for a plethora of restaurants and bars with a waterfront setting and electric atmosphere.

Dodgy Dock Restaurant & Lounge Bar – in True Blue Bay Resort, Dodgy Dock offers a vibrant nightlife scene with live music, themed nights and a waterfront view.

Grenada is a luscious botanical island with spectacular waterfalls, beaches, viewpoints and ocean dive sites. The island is engulfed in history and culture and there is no shortage of things to do – From finding the best beach bars to exploring the underwater world with status on the ocean floor or touring one of the many rum distilleries. We have summarised some of our favourite things to do on Grenada, below.

Relaxing

While not in Grenada itself, Carriacou, a nearby island, offers a laid-back atmosphere. Sandy beaches, clear waters, and a slower pace make it an excellent choice for a relaxing sailing experience.

Eating and Drinking

Gouyave Fish Friday: Every Friday evening in the fishing village of Gouyave, locals and visitors gather for Fish Friday. Enjoy a variety of fresh seafood, local dishes, and lively music in a festive atmosphere.

We also love The Aquarium Restaurant in Secret Harbour, this restaurant offers a tranquil setting with sea views. Indulge in a variety of seafood dishes and other Caribbean-inspired cuisine.

History and Culture

Perched on a hill overlooking St. George’s, Fort George offers a glimpse into Grenada’s history. Explore the fort, enjoy panoramic views, and learn about the island’s colonial past.

Or visit Dougaldston Spice Estate, a historic spice estate that also teaches visitors about Grenada’s spice industry. Guided tours provide insight into the cultivation of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, and other spices.

Underwater Adventure 

Explore the world’s first underwater sculpture park in Molinere Bay. Snorkel or dive among the unique sculptures, creating an intriguing blend of art and marine life. For experienced divers, the Bianca C, known as the “Titanic of the Caribbean,” is a shipwreck located off the coast of Grenada. It offers a thrilling underwater adventure.

Exploring

Discover the lush rainforest and volcanic crater lake in Grand Etang National Park. Hike through trails surrounded by tropical flora and fauna. A short drive from St. George’s to visit Annandale Falls, a picturesque waterfall nestled in the tropical rainforest. It’s an easy exploration for a refreshing dip.

When Sailing Grenada or planning a Grenada yacht charter it is worth noting that the daytime temperature rarely drops below 25°C. 

There are two seasons to be aware of when visiting Grenada – dry season between January to May and wet season between June to December. 

We would recommend visiting Grenada between January- May which offers a slightly cooler, dryer average climate. 

June and July are warmer and more humid and August-Nov can be much more wet and windy.

Grenada is a level 3 sailing experience, meaning you will need 20 days or 400 miles experience as a skipper. The wind average is 10 knots August-Nov and goes up to 14 knots for April and May.

The cost of a yacht charter in Grenada* starts from £2,299**, and will depend on a number of factors, including: Duration, party size, time of year, type of charter, type of yacht, itinerary and special offers.

In particular, the type of charter you choose, and the season you set sail in, will have a significant impact on the overall cost of your Grenada yacht charter:

*All prices based on a 7 day bareboat yacht charter for 2 people.

**Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. To work out the cost of your Grenada yacht charter, build a bespoke quote today.

Mooring fees* in Grenada usually cost around $10-$40*, with most marinas charging $0.70-$1.73 per foot, based on the size of your yacht. If you’re looking to moor up and exploring other islands such as Tobago Cays, Sandy Island and Britannia Bay, you’ll find moorings available for around $15 per day.

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026.

**USD is accepted in Grenada. 1 USD = approx. 0.74 GBP.

All living and operational costs* differ from charter to charter, but you should factor the following into your Grenada yacht charter budget: Flights (around £600-£1,200+ pp for a round trip from the UK), airport transfers (around $25), taxes and customs fees, provisioning (around £30-£50 pp per day), fuel (pre-paid options available), mooring fees ($10-$40 per day), Yacht Damage Waiver (£60-£130 per day), optional charter extras, and gratuity.

You’ll likely need to budget for an additional 25-50% of your initial charter price for living and operational costs.

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. Learn more on our Grenada Useful Information page.

Our yacht charters around Grenada start at a 5 night charter, however, if it is your first time visiting the gorgeous isle of Grenada, we recommend a minimum of 7 days to get the best of the experience.

With so much to do, a 7 night charter is a great start of first timers in Grenada. Sunsail offers pre-planned itineraries from 5 night’s – 14 nights but, of course, these charters are able to be adjusted and tailored to be bespoke to you. If you are looking to extend your Grenada yacht charter beyond 14 days, consider sailing to other Caribbean Islands such as St. Vincent and The Grenadines St. Lucia and Martinique.