You will need to be qualified to skipper a yacht of the size you have chartered in tidal waters. If you are not qualified send through your resume and we can advise you if a Bareboat Charter is possible.

Local food is reasonably priced and most is excellent. You will find restaurants of all levels and prices and fun to check menus. Fresh fish can be purchased directly from the fishermen - listen for the conch shell. e.g In Bequia and Kingstown 9 XCD/lb - Mustique 11 XCD/lb (subject to change)

There are big supermarkets in Kingstown and a good selection of produce in Bequia/Mustique/Union/Petite Martinique. We can send you a provisioning list and stock your fridge for you so all ready on arrival if you do not have a Chef on board

ATM's St Vincent - Kingstown/Bequia/Union island/Canouan/St Lucia and Grenada/Carriacou

It is not wise to carry a lot of cash in the Caribbean as in any country in the world. Store in a safe/hidden place and when you are out do not 'flash the cash' as this does attract the wrong attention

Most of the islands have at least one small supermarket and a bakery. We can provision your yacht so all is ready for your arrival with staples/fresh fruits/veg and drinks/wines

Yes we can help to organise car hire, taxi's to ferry ports etc and have a large number of local contacts for accommodation.

All necessary charts are provided,a pilot book for the Windward islands - Chris Doyle along with a compass, dividers and chart plotter. You also have electronic charts

Sheets/Pillow cases/Towels and T towels are provided.

PLEASE do not use sun screen P20 as this damages linens and upholstery.

Reef Friendly suntan lotion is strongly recommended

Various - depending on the boat

There are plenty of towels on board

We provide masks and snorkels and have a selection of fins.

Usually yes you can but please ask us about a specific boat to be sure!

All our boats have water-makers

All of the yachts have CD players and most have AUX leads that you can connect to any device with a headphone jack.

When you arrive, the yacht will have already been filled up with fuel. When you return the yacht will be refilled and you will be charged before you leave. If you are on an all inclusive charter fuel is included.

Some boats have these included. Please ask. We have lots of watersports available for rental.

Your sailing area depends upon the duration of your holiday. if a week or less we recommend you stay within the Grenadines islands. if longer you could visit St Lucia or Carriacou and Grenada. Sailing south is more comfortable than sailing north

There are numbers to call - details on board or contact our office/helpline for assistance. We have a large Rib to reach anywhere in the Grenadines within the hour.

We have filters on most our boats so yes. Bottled water is available everywhere and advisable to stock up at the beginning of your holiday and store aboard as this is the heavy item to carry. We can add this to your pre charter provisioning

If we have your flight details number and arrival time we can arrange a taxi to meet you and bring you to your yacht.

We check flight arrivals (providing we have your details of course) It is also helpful to us if you can text or call us to keep us informed. Your taxi will meet you at whatever time you arrive

Shops open 08:00 to 17:00

On the beach - sand flies will start to annoy you when the sun starts to set so best to have repellent handy. Mosquitos and smaller 'no see ums' do appear sometimes at dawn and dusk so always advisable to spray before you go out in the evenings and if you are leaving your yacht to go for dinner - spray your cabins.

By all means bring both but local currency XCD is used in all shops/supermarkets and restaurants. the exchange rate is fixed at 2.67 (2.7) XCD to 1 USD