Plan Your Trip
Getting Here By Boat
Bequia Express
Bequia Express Company Ltd. is the leading family-owned ferry operator in St. Vincent & the Grenadines, proudly serving the islands since 1997. What began as a daily service between Kingstown and Bequia has grown into a trusted inter-island network connecting the Grenadines with dependable, certified vessels. With over two decades of experience, our fleet handles everything from comfortable passenger seating and vehicle transport to cargo shipping and private charters. The company operate a reliable service to Union Island.
MV Gemstar
MV Gemstar is a reliable inter-island ferry connecting Kingstown, St. Vincent with the beautiful Southern Grenadines, including Canouan, Mayreau and Union Island. Popular with both residents and visitors, the vessel carries passengers, cargo and vehicles, offering a comfortable and scenic journey through the Grenadine islands. Sailing times may vary depending on weather, so visitors are encouraged to confirm schedules in advance and arrive early for boarding.
Jaden Sun Fast Ferry
Jaden Sun Fast Ferry is a high-speed passenger ferry that connects Kingstown on mainland St. Vincent with the Southern Grenadine islands including Union Island. It’s a comfortable, fully air-conditioned, twin-hulled fast ferry designed to cut travel time and make island hopping easier for tourists and locals alike, with onboard amenities such as seating lounges, cafeteria and facilities for passengers. It’s one of the most popular ways to explore multiple Grenadine islands in a single trip. Note: operations have been temporarily suspended with plans to resume soon — so visitors should check current updates before booking.
Getting Here By Air
Grenadine Alliance is a small airline based in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines that provides air links between St Vincent and the beautiful Grenadine chain, including stops to Union Island and beyond. It works through partnerships with local carriers such as SVG Air and Mustique Airways (together forming the Grenadine Air Alliance) to offer scheduled services and charter flights, making it easier for visitors to reach the islands quickly and comfortably by air instead of boat journeys.