Information traffic Saint Vincent And The Grenadines

Water cabs are always present in Admiralty Bay. Like traditional cabs, they can be reached on VHF channel 68. They offer a transfer service between anchored boats and the mainland. They can pick you up at Princess Margaret and take you to Lower Bay Beaches, or vice versa. You can also find them on the waterfront in Port Elizabeth. Either way, they're a very practical (but not necessarily economical) way of getting from one boat to another.

The buses are brightly colored and crisscross the main roads of St. Vincent, connecting the major towns and villages with the central departure point being the bus terminal: New Kingstown Fish Market.

The best way to get to the north of the island is to take the first bus to Georgetown in the morning and then catch one of the two vans that will take you to Fancy for 10 EC$.

To get to Richmond in the northwest, take a bus to Chateaubelair (6 EC$), and then a second bus from Richmond to Chateaubelair.

A very practical means of transportation. Prices increase for night and early morning trips. The government sets the fare, but most cabs do not have meters. So remember to always ask for the fare before getting into a private cab. It is necessary to count 50-60 EC$ per person and per hour for a private car with a capacity of 2 to 4 people to go towards the major attractions of the center of Saint-Vincent. Remember also to tip: about 10% of the bill.