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Carriacou / Carriacou
ca. 11 am from Tyrell Bay
This is the once in a life time chance for you to swim with wild living turtles and stingrays in crystal clear turquoise waters. Sleep under the stars, discover other islands, get marooned on PETITE TABAC, the island of “Pirates of the Caribbean” enjoy an all inclusive service with great food and have a nice time with your loved ones, friends or family.
We start this cruise on the Corsair from Carriacou, the sister isle of Grenada. You can reach Carriacou by ferry or plane from Grenada Mainland. The most convenient connection is the “Osprey Lines” high speed ferry which only takes about 1 hour and runs on a daily basis, Mondays to Saturdays at 9 am and Sundays at 8 am. The departure time from Carriacou is also daily at 3.30 pm. We are happy to organize a private shuttle from and to your hotel.
With a length on deck of 57 feet and 74 feet overall, Corsair is a very spacious and comfortable long range sailboat. Corsair has been up and down the East coast of the US and the Gulf of Mexico, serving as a commercial shrimp vessel, sail training vessel, participating in advertising campaigns and has even played a role in the movie “Interview with a Vampire.”
In 2017 Corsair was carefully refurbished and converted from a work boat to an extremely stylish and premium quality charter vessel. The main salon is very roomy and is located adjacent to the galley which is our chef’s pride. 3 double berths and 2 single berths with privacy dividers and curtains are to be found waiting for you. The bathroom is stunning and unique, Corsair may be the only modern schooner equipped with a claw foot tub.
The ferry will bring you to Carriacou. It will be faster than the Corsair could be hence the reason we have chosen this method.
as we are about to travel between 2 different countries, Grenada and St. Vincent, the captain will be taking care of clearing processes with Customs and Immigration authorities.
a stunning, quiet and calm bay where we will serve you lunch after your first snorkel experience
The first island of St.Vincent and the Grenadines where the captain has to check us all in with customs and immigration.
time for you to explore Happy Island, a man built island with a tiny bar on it while the captain handles the clearance for SVG. Anchor up at 3.30 pm.
Passing Palm Island we will anchor in a calm bay in Mayreau, another small island with only 250 inhabitants. We will spend our first night here, so there is enough time to explore the island, walk up the hill and enjoy the stunning view over the horseshoe reef of our next destination, the Tobago Cays.
After soaking up that gorgeous Caribbean sunset we will serve you dinner
start the day with a early dip, a fresh cup of coffee and a rich breakfast buffet
You can surely spy the first turtles before we drop anchor in the lagoon. Time to jump in and get the first selfies with our friends. Explore the islands with our kayaks, watch out for iguanas or just take in the view on deck and spot the countless turtles around you.
If you want you can go for a night snorkel after dinner. We have a bunch of dive lights ready for you! You will see Lobsters, Conchs and Stingrays!
Before and after you will still have time for more snorkeling! …our departure time here depends on your upcoming schedule. For the following itinerary we assume you are taking the ferry back to Grenada at 3.30 pm and want to use every minute for your memories. …anchor up at 10.30 am.
Petite Tabac is awaiting you. A stunning little island which some of you will recognize immediately.
With blown up sails on a sweet downwind sail, try to catch some fish or watch out for dolphins! We will serve you lunch underway.
After the the captain returns from the clearance by authorities, it is time to say goodbye and bring you to the ferry.
As a medical student in Grenada, I am often so busy that I don't have nearly as much time to get out and enjoy the beautiful island as much as... read more
This excursion deserves to be the #1 experience and way to spend your day in Grenada.... on Google and "Trip Advisor"!
After living on the island for two years, it... read more
Eighteen of us went on an all day sail on Corsair. We had a fabulous day!!! Mark, Yvonne (Owner/Operators), and Mate, took great care of us. Wonderful... read more
Marc and Eyonne were amazing! There aim was to please their guests and they succeeded- and surpassed our expectations! We were a party of 4 adults and 3 youngsters under... read more
My husband and I chartered the Corsair for three nights in early December 2019 - I should have left a review long before now as it was quite literally the... read more
Cannot say enough good things about this experience. We started in Carriacou,went through the Tobago Cays, and ended our trip in Grenada. Stunning scenery that I highly recommend. The boat... read more
Marc and Eyonne were amazing!
There aim was to please their guests and they succeeded- and surpassed our expectations! We were a party of 4 adults and 3 youngsters under... read more
We found ours with Corsair. This 9 hour trip was exactly what we wanted and even more. Sailing swimming snorkeling sculptures smoking (food) sumptuousness and amazing sunsets. All brought to... read more
Yesterday goes down as one of my favourite experiences ever. Where to start; sunsets, booze, scenery, pups, music, - all on a great boat with amazing crew. I can't recommend... read more
As a medical student in Grenada, I am often so busy that I don't have nearly as much time to get out and enjoy the beautiful island as much as... read more
Eighteen of us went on an all day sail on Corsair. We had a fabulous day!!! Mark, Yvonne (Owner/Operators), and Mate, took great care of us. Wonderful... read more
My husband and I chartered the Corsair for three nights in early December 2019 - I should have left a review long before now as it was quite literally the... read more
This excursion deserves to be the #1 experience and way to spend your day in Grenada.... on Google and "Trip Advisor"! After living on the island for two years, it... read more