Dangling like a string of pearls in the Southern Caribbean, the Grenadines are home to some of the region's most alluring islands.
From St. Vincent and its vibrant Kingstown to the pristine beaches of Palm Island and Bequia, there is a spot here for everyone.
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Palm Island Paradise
The Grenadines are home to 32 islands in total, but 135-acre Palm Island might just be the prettiest.
It is a private escape in the southern set of Grenadine islands, and it's here where you'll find the eponymous Palm Island resort. Guests relax in splendid seclusion while still having access to several powdery white beaches and world-class dining. Throw in the fact that Palm Island is covered in untouched natural beauty and surrounded by colorful sea life, and you have yourself a true island paradise.
Carnival Fun
While the possibility of lazing on the beach in luxury is definitely one of the Grenadines' draws, those that like to frolic at festivals will have fun here too.
St. Vincent is the largest of the Grenadines, and it's the scene for one of the Caribbean's most spirited Carnivals. The proceedings-known locally as Vincy Mas-take place over several weeks in the summer and see the capital of Kingstown come alive with explosions of sound and color.
Expect scintillating parades, raucous street parties and rocking band competitions.
The Mystique of Mustique
Another one of the Grenadines' lavish private islands, Mustique is a minor miracle in itself. A gentleman named Colin Tennant purchased it in 1958-back when there was no running water or infrastructure to speak of-and managed to turn Mustique into a magnet for the rich, famous and royal.
Princess Margaret once owned property here, and you'll still find a who's who of socialites and social media stars nursing drinks over blues music at the island's beloved Basil's Bar.
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