Travel and transport agencies Kingstown

A very common way to travel in Saint-Vincent. Water cabs are everywhere and very practical, especially if there are enough people to share the cost because it is quite expensive. It is necessary to count approximately 15 EC $ the race. It is a means of travel that we strongly recommend to boaters, especially to go to the different boats in the evening. Ideal to reach a deserted beach inaccessible by the road or the small tortuous ways! The skippers can easily contact them; they are used to it!

It is one of the leaders in car rental in Saint-Vincent. This small family agency offers vehicles of all categories and brands (van, sedan, economy, 4x4, without forgetting the traditional Twingo and Clio). You can choose between gasoline or diesel, and some vehicles are equipped with GPS, automatic transmission or baby seats. All are of course air-conditioned! Book on the website directly in advance to avoid waiting too long to pick up your vehicle.

It is a safe bet when it comes to car rentals: choice, quality of service and recent vehicles. Avis offers a varied choice of vehicles, all air-conditioned, from the small economy car to the 7-seater family 4x4, including sedans, convertibles and off-road vehicles. New recently: the Prestige range of Jaguar and Range Rover Evoque. Delivery is possible in all the points of the island. Possibility of adding a GPS (very useful in an English-speaking country) and child car seats.

A nice car rental company. Here there are no bad surprises, everything is clear, neat and precise. The vehicles are all rather recent with a fleet oriented around the Suzuki. You are assured to drive a reliable vehicle, well equipped and guaranteed: air conditioning, radio CD, Bluetooth... Additional drivers, child seats and booster seats are not included. The insurance is all risks. Likewise, the vehicle you book is the one you will have: no last-minute equivalence! Possibility of renting a two-wheeler.

This company offers superb sailing boats for rent (catamarans and monohulls). There are several options: rent a bareboat where you take the helm and sail at your own pace, or opt for a crewed boat. In this case, the skipper takes care of everything and guides you to all the best spots in the Grenadines. Whether you are new to sailing or want to sail for the first time in the Grenadines, renting a sailboat with a skipper allows you to enjoy the islands like a local. Cruises are possible (medium and short duration).

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.