23/07/2026
There are places in the world that are beautiful, and then there are places that quietly redefine what beauty actually means.
The grenadines have been doing that to people for generations.
Perhaps it's the endless palette of turquoise and sapphire stretching beyond the anchorage. perhaps it's the gentle rhythm of life that reminds you lunch is something to savour rather than schedule. or perhaps it's simply that, out here, time finally remembers what it was meant to feel like.
For more than a century, our family has called st. vincent & the grenadines home. since 1902, these islands have shaped who we are, and since 1992, barefoot yacht charters has had the privilege of sharing them with guests from all over the world.
Whether you choose the freedom of a bareboat charter, allowing you to explore at your own pace, or the effortless indulgence of a fully crewed yacht with one of our exceptional professional crews, every voyage is thoughtfully crafted around one simple idea: that extraordinary destinations deserve extraordinary yachts.
Pictured here is Viewfinder, our beautiful Bali 4.1 owner's version. perfectly suited to couples and families seeking a refined crewed experience, she combines spacious contemporary living with the unmistakable feeling that the sea has become your front garden. on a yacht like this, even something as simple as a long lunch becomes a memory that stays with you long after you've returned home.
For those who own a yacht or are considering buying one, our experienced local team offers professional yacht management built on generations of knowledge, meticulous care, and a genuine commitment to protecting both your investment and your time on the water.
There is an old saying that the best journeys leave you changed.
We think the grenadines do something even rarer.
They remind you who you were before life changed you.
We'd be honoured to show you why these islands have been our home for over 120 years, and why so many of our guests find themselves planning their return before they've even sailed back to base to fly home.