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Bequia Island
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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- Country
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Coordinates
- 13.011, -61.236
About Bequia Island
Bequia is the second-largest island in the Grenadines, located roughly 15 kilometres south of Kingstown on Saint Vincent. Operating as an idyllic Caribbean port of call, cruise ships anchor in the sheltered turquoise waters of Admiralty Bay while tenders drop passengers at Port Elizabeth on the island's western coast. Ringed by lush green forested hills and dotted with colorful sailing yachts, the bay provides immediate access to waterfront walkways, small craft shops, and taxis. The island's picturesque harbor setting makes getting ashore and exploring simple for visiting cruisers.
home to fewer than 5,000 residents, Bequia offers an intimate village charm steeped in rich maritime heritage. The population reflects a unique cultural blend of African, Scottish, and Kalinago descent, with generations linked to traditional fishing, boat building, and artisanal whaling. Historic sites include St. Mary's Anglican Church, built in 1829, alongside the iconic Whale Boner Bar near the pier, featuring an arch made from whale ribs. Front Street along the waterfront features colorful wooden buildings, local craft markets, and small workshops where traditional model boatbuilders preserve island crafts.
Shore excursions highlight pristine tropical beaches, marine conservation, and world-class scuba diving. Located just around the headland from Port Elizabeth, Princess Margaret Beach and nearby Lower Bay offer soft golden sands and calm swimming waters. Nature lovers visit the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary to see endangered hawksbill turtles, while divers explore nearly 30 dive sites teeming with marine life, including moray eels and coral reefs. Exploring the island by open-air safari bus offers sweeping views of the Grenadines archipelago and scenic coastal vistas.
Waterfront bars and open-air Creole restaurants serve fresh local spiny lobster, grilled fish, breadfruit, callaloo soup, and traditional Caribbean rum cocktails.
Bequia is loved by island hoppers, sailing enthusiasts, and Caribbean cruise travelers seeking authentic maritime culture, secluded beaches, and laid-back village charm. Been on a cruise to Bequia? Save it to your account on The Cruise Globe!