Explore

Union Island is the southernmost inhabited island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It serves as a major gateway to the Tobago Cays and the wider Southern Grenadines.

Main Communities:

Clifton

Ashton

The island is approximately 3 miles long and 2 mile wide, making it easy to explore by taxi, golf cart, or on foot in some areas.

Clifton is the island’s main town and commercial area.

What you’ll find:

Restaurants and beach bars

Guesthouses and Boutique Hotels

Bank

Kite School

Ferry terminal

Union Island Airport

Government Services

Clifton Harbour is lively and colourful, with boats anchored in turquoise waters and views stretching toward Palm Island and the Tobago Cays.

Located on the southern side of the island,

Ashton offers:

Quieter residential areas

Access to Ashton Lagoon

Expansive views of the Grenadines

Emerging eco-tourism development

Fishing Village

It is ideal for visitors seeking a more tranquil experience.

Chatham Bay is located on the western coast and is accessible by boat or road.

Highlights:

Wide sandy beach

Calm swimming conditions

Beachfront dining spots

Sunset views

It is one of the island’s most picturesque and peaceful beaches.

For panoramic views of the Grenadines, hike to the summit of Mount Taboi.

On a clear day, you can see:

The Tobago Cays

Palm Island

Mayreau

Canouan

It’s a must for photography lovers and nature enthusiasts.

Union Island Airport (UNI)
Located just outside Clifton, providing local and regional connections.

Ferry Terminal – Clifton
Regular ferry services connect Union Island with St. Vincent and neighbouring Grenadine islands.

Marinas & Anchorages
Clifton Harbour serves as a popular anchorage for yachts and sailing vessels.

Clifton to Ashton: approx. 5 minutes by vehicle

Clifton to Chatham Bay: approx. 30 minutes

Most attractions are within short driving distance

Taxi services are readily available, and local operators can arrange tours.