St Vincent, Blue Lagoon Marina

Marina/Port Location and Cruising Area

Blue Lagoon Marina is a working marina on the island of St. Vincent, in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Caribbean. It’s the kind of place where a rental or charter day starts with salt air, warm light, and that immediate sense that open water is close by. From here, you can plan a one-day sail or a full week without rushing. The marina sits at St. Vincent, and that matters: you’re not crossing half the island just to reach your first anchorage.

Because St. Vincent is a volcanic island, the coastline offers dramatic scenery. A week out can easily include calmer bays for daytime stops and longer passages for the more exposed stretches. If you’re looking for a classic “Caribbean day on the water,” you can build your route around the island’s sheltered coves and viewpoints from sea level. For land-based planning, the main population center on St. Vincent is Kingstown, which is the island’s best-known town for services, dining, and supplies. The airport serving the island is Argyle International Airport (often referred to as the main airport on St. Vincent). That gives you a practical arrival route before you pick up a boat from the marina.

For ferry connections, St. Vincent and the Grenadines are served by inter-island services, commonly linking the islands in the Grenadines chain. That means a boat holiday can combine sea time with island-hopping logistics, depending on schedules. If you’re chartering for a day, you can still time your return around local transport.

What about nearby sailing destinations? From St. Vincent, the Grenadines are the obvious draw. Over a week, many itineraries focus on the string of islands and their natural harbors, with opportunities for snorkeling and beach landings where conditions allow. You can also use the island’s volcanic character to choose routes with different moods—protected water when you want comfort, and open-water stretches when you want the full wind-and-sun feeling!