Bequia St Vincent Sailing & Sightseeing

Bequia St Vincent is a sailing cruiser dream stop. If you ask any cruiser what their favorite spot is in the southern Caribbean, Bequia is usually high on the list, if not top of the list.

In this video, we’ll show you our passage plan from St Vincent to Bequia. There’s an example of what it looks like when an anchor drags. Additionally, there are some sights of Bequia including the town, some beaches, and a walk across the island.

Our captain, Simon, will explain the process of repairing the black caulk on our teak deck, we’ll show you the liveaboard cruiser hang out, what our 8-year-old daughter Sienna gets up to on a daily basis (does she have a social life?!), a crazily insane rainstorm, and a small bug issue. Discover what boat life is like in Bequia!

Bequia St Vincent Video

Resources mentioned in the Liveaboard Life Bequia St Vincent Video

Watch our original Bequia video filmed in January 2016. This video highlights our anchorage in Admiralty Bay off the town of Port Elizabeth. It also provides pictures and videos of our various excursions on land. Watch Discovering Bequia Island – St Vincent Grenadines
Learn How To Anchor! Use our manual and checklist to prevent dragging. Get the Anchoring Guide now and look like a pro from the start.
Come sailing with us – Britican Sailing Experience. Come join us for a week-long sailing experience! We’ve opened our boat to singles, couples, and families (up to four people) for a week-long live aboard experience. Come enjoy the tropical beauty of Grenada and the Grenadines while learning how to sail, understanding what it takes to become a liveaboard boatie, and much more. Get the full scoop here: The Britican Experience

What’s the low down on Bequia?

Bequia is the second-largest island in the Grenadines at 7 square miles. It is part of the country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and is approximately 15 kilometers from the nation’s capital, Kingstown, on the main island, Saint Vincent. Bequia means “island of the clouds” in the ancient Arawak.