• Explore a new island every day

    Mayreau – Union – Fregate – Mopion – PSV – Tobago Cays

    The Grenadines
  • Down winders, Waves, flat lagoons & Island Crossings

    The Grenadines offer a wide variety of kiteboarding conditions

    Kitesurfing in the Grenadines
  • Our Team is based in Union Island

    We are always nearby to help during your trip

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The Grenadines are the Caribbean’s ultimate kiteboarding & wingfoiling destination. Scattered across a chain of remote tropical islands, they combine world-class riding with authentic island culture, crystal-clear water and relaxed Caribbean charm.

Unlike many destinations, the Grenadines are best discovered by catamaran

Local market in Union Island Clifton

Island Life

What makes the Grenadines memorable isn’t just the kiteboarding—it’s the islands themselves. Small villages, local beach bars and quiet anchorages give each stop its own personality, making every day feel like a new discovery.

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Caribbean Beach Bars
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Local Markets
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Hilltop Viewpoints
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The Journey

The best way to discover the Grenadines is by sail. After the initial passage, most sailing legs are around an hour or less, allowing you to wake up in a new anchorage and ride a different spot almost every day.

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Multiple Islands
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6 – 8 Anchorages
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New Spot Each Day
strapless Kitesurf girl in the Grenadines

Riding Conditions

No other Caribbean destination offers so many world-class kite spots within such a small area. Flat-water lagoons, downwinders, island crossings and easy waves mean every day brings something different.

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Butter Flat Lagoons
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Island Crossings
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Waves & Kickers

Explore the route

The journey is part of the experience.

In the Grenadines, sailing passages become short, scenic hops between islands. Each spot is less than an hour apart, and you can often wingfoil or kite between islands alongside the catamaran. The route follows the wind, turning every passage into part of the adventure. Help sail the boat or simply relax and enjoy the view. Every anchorage is calm and protected by coral reefs, providing a comfortable night’s sleep.

✔ Wind-optimised itinerary
✔ Short island crossings
✔ New anchorage every day
✔ Downwind between Islands

Grenadines Kite Spot Guide

Every stop combines different riding conditions, scenery and local experiences. Browse the highlights below to discover what makes each island a memorable part of the itinerary.

Kite spot Mayreau Garden

Mayreau Garden

Turquoise Lagoon • Flat Water • Boat Launch

Mayreau Garden is a spectacular turquoise lagoon protected by coral reefs, creating a vast playground of flat water. With no nearby villages and almost no boats, it feels like you have the Caribbean entirely to yourself.

Discover the spot…

The sheltered lagoon is one of the safest and most versatile kite and wingfoil spots in the Grenadines. We usually launch directly from the catamaran, keeping your equipment free of sand and getting you on the water within minutes.

Whether you’re cruising comfortably, learning new tricks, or simply building confidence, the expansive lagoon provides ideal conditions. For more experienced riders, Mayreau Garden is also the starting point for one of our favourite downwinders, following the catamaran towards Union Island or Palm Island through crystal-clear Caribbean waters.

✔ Turquoise water
✔ Flat Lagoon
✔ Boat Launch
✔ Snorkeling

Union Island Kite Spots

Union Island

Flat Lagoon • Happy Island • Local Village

Union Island is the lively heart of the Grenadines, with local bars, waterfront restaurants and a bustling market offering a glimpse into everyday island life. Explore ashore, stock up at the mini market, or simply enjoy the relaxed Caribbean atmosphere..

Discover the spot…

The kite spot is a shallow, flat-water lagoon with some of the most consistent wind in the Grenadines. With numerous catamarans often anchored in the lagoon, it is primarily an advanced riders’ spot, offering excellent freeride conditions for those comfortable riding around boats.

Beginner lessons are possible with an instructor, who can select the safest area and conditions for learning. Intermediate riders are advised to kite outside the lagoon in the open water, where there is considerably more space to manoeuvre.

Just a few minutes upwind lies Palm Island, where side-shore wind and clean left-hand waves provide excellent conditions for advanced wave riders.

Union is also home to the famous Happy Island, a tiny man-made bar built on a conch-shell foundation, where we’ve enjoyed countless sunset drinks while watching local kitesurfers jump over the island.

From here, we also begin one of our favourite downwinders to Frigate — another unforgettable ride through the Grenadines.

✔ Happy Island Bar
✔ Local Village
✔ Butter flat water
✔ Downwinder

Kitesurfing in Fregate kite spot

Fregate

Flat Water • Crystal Clear • All Levels

Fregate is the Grenadines’ ultimate flat-water playground, where crystal-clear water, reliable wind and a vast open lagoon create ideal conditions for everyone from first-time riders to experienced freestylers.

Discover the spot…

Fregate offers the flattest and safest kiteboarding conditions in the Grenadines. With no villages or boat traffic nearby, the expansive turquoise lagoon is almost entirely dedicated to kitesurfing and wingfoiling. The offshore wind is fully supported by our rescue boat, giving riders the confidence to explore the entire area.

Reaching Fregate is part of the experience. It’s a scenic 30-minute sail from Union Island, while advanced riders can downwind the whole way through shallow, crystal-clear water alongside the catamaran.

The spacious lagoon is ideal for every level of rider. Beginners enjoy the safe, forgiving conditions, while experienced kiters and wingfoilers have endless room to practise new tricks or simply enjoy long cruising sessions. Nearby Fregate Rock also offers excellent snorkelling, with large schools of tropical fish gathering around the reef.

When conditions are good, we often spend two days riding at Fregate before anchoring for the evening in nearby Chatham Bay. With its relaxed beach bars, fresh seafood and laid-back atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a full day on the water before returning to Fregate for another session the following morning.

✔ Snorkeling
✔ Super Flat Water
✔ Beach Launch
✔ All levels

Mopion Island Kite Spots Petit Saint Vincent

Morpion

Desert Island • Turquoise Lagoon • Coral Reefs

Morpion is a tiny sand cay surrounded by brilliant turquoise water and coral reefs, making it one of the Grenadines’ most iconic day stops and a favourite for riders, snorkellers and photographers alike.

Discover the spot…

About an hour’s sail from Fregate, Morpion is little more than a pristine sandbar with a single thatched umbrella, yet it has become one of the most photographed spots in the Grenadines. Surrounded by crystal-clear water and vibrant coral reefs, it perfectly captures the image of a deserted Caribbean island.

As there is no protected anchorage, Morpion is enjoyed as a daytime stop before continuing to our overnight destination. It’s the perfect place to swim, snorkel, relax on the beach and take in the spectacular surroundings.

Expert kitesurfers can ride inside the shallow lagoon, while intermediate riders launch directly from the catamaran and explore the open water outside the reef. The surrounding coral reefs are also home to abundant marine life, making this an excellent snorkelling stop.

Before the day ends, we often stop at nearby Petit St. Vincent for sunset cocktails, a relaxed way to finish one of the most scenic days of the cruise before sailing on to our next anchorage.

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✔ Desert Island
✔ View Point
✔ Open Water
✔ Snorkeling

Kite spot Tobago Cays

Tobago Cays

Turtles • Rays • Iguanas

More than just a kiteboarding stop, the Tobago Cays offer exceptional snorkeling, abundant marine life and is one of the most spectacular anchorages you’ll find anywhere in the Caribbean.

Discover the spot…

The Tobago Cays Marine Park is a protected group of four uninhabited islands surrounded by shallow turquoise lagoons and colourful coral reefs. Calm, crystal-clear water makes it the perfect place to swim alongside green sea turtles, eagle rays and an abundance of tropical fish straight from the catamaran.

For kitesurfers, lighter wind days offer a truly unique experience. The water becomes almost mirror-flat and so transparent that you can often watch turtles gliding beneath your board as you ride across the lagoon. The snorkelling is equally spectacular, with healthy reefs and abundant marine life only a few fin kicks from the beach.

Away from the water, a short walk to the hilltops rewards you with panoramic views over the reefs, lagoons and surrounding Grenadine islands. In the evenings, local fishermen host their famous lobster barbecue on the beach, accompanied by live music, rum punch and an unforgettable Caribbean atmosphere. It’s one of those magical evenings that guests remember long after their holiday ends.

✔ Lobster BBQ
✔ Island Exploring
✔ Turquoise Lagoon
✔ Turtles & Rays

Mayreau Island Kite Spots

Mayreau Bay

White Sand • Waves • Beach Bars

The smallest inhabited island in the Grenadines is also one of its most charming. Enjoy playful wave riding, relax on a palm-lined beach and hike to the hilltop village for panoramic views across the islands.

Discover the spot…

The lagoon at Mayreau is one of the most versatile riding areas in the Grenadines. Depending on the swell, you’ll find everything from smooth cruising water to playful kickers that are perfect for boosting jumps. It’s also the starting point for one of our favourite downwinders to Union Island, allowing you to link two incredible kite spots in a single session.

Away from the water, Mayreau has a completely different character. With only a few hundred residents, life moves at a relaxed Caribbean pace. A short walk takes you to the island’s tiny hilltop village, where panoramic views stretch across the Tobago Cays, Union Island and the surrounding reefs. It’s the perfect place to appreciate just how unique this part of the Caribbean really is.

✔ Beach Bars
✔ Local Village
✔ Fun Waves
✔ Viewpoints

Grenadines Kiteboarding Season

To guarantee the best chance of wind we run kite cruises from late November to July during the Trade Wind season. Average winds are 15 – 22 kts with the strongest winds from Christmas to March. June is the month with most consistency.

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Choose your departure port

The Grenadines are reached via neighbouring Caribbean islands, adding to their sense of remoteness and preserving their unique character. To keep your travel simple, our cruises depart from Martinique, St Lucia, Grenada and St Vincent, which are served by international flights.

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Saint Vincent

St Vincent is a convenient departure point for guests who want to fly directly into the Eastern Caribbean without taking a connecting regional flight. It offers a good compromise between easy access and a short, smooth sail to the Grenadines.

✓ Fly direct from the USA

✓ Short, smooth sail to the Grenadines

✓ Arrive in the morning, kite in the afternoon

Travel Information

Airport code
SVD
Flights from
USA, other caribbean islands
Departure marina
Blue Lagoon
Transfer to marina
20 mins – 50usd
Sailing time
4 hours to the Grenadines

St Lucia

St Lucia is a popular departure point thanks to its excellent international flight connections from North America and Europe. Although the journey to the Grenadines is longer, the overnight stop in St Vincent breaks the passage into two comfortable sailing legs.

✓ Excellent international flight connections

✓ Overnight stop breaks up the journey

✓ Available for both Private Charters and Cabin Charters

Travel Information

Airport code
SLU / UVF
Flights from
USA, UK, Canada, Germany
Departure marina
Souffriere
Transfer to marina
45 mins – 100 $
Sailing time
12 hours with overnight stop

Martinique

Martinique is a popular departure point for European guests thanks to its excellent flight availability and competitive airfares. Although the sail to the Grenadines is longer, the attractive flight prices often make it a very cost-effective option for longer holidays.

✓ Excellent value flights from Europe

✓ Best suited to trips of 10 days or more

✓ Popular with European guests

Travel Information

Airport code
FDF
Flights from
France, USA, inter Caribbean
Departure marina
Le Marin
Transfer to marina
45 mins – 90 euro
Sailing time
18 hrs with overnight stop

Grenada

Grenada is a convenient departure option for private groups looking for flexible travel arrangements. Departure times can be adapted to your flight arrival, making it an easy choice if you want to combine your kite cruise with time exploring Grenada.

✓ Combine your trip with a Grenada visit

✓ Exclusive to Private Charters

✓ Short sail to the Grenadines

Travel Information

Airport code
GND
Flights from
USA, Canada, UK, Germay
Departure marina
Port Louis Marina
Transfer to marina
15 mins – 40 usd
Sailing time
6 hrs to the Grenadines

Union Island

✓ No long sailing passages

✓ Arrive directly at the kite spots

✓ Ideal for guests who prefer less sailing and more riding

Union Island is an excellent departure option for guests who would rather minimise sailing time and maximise their time on the water. Starting in the heart of the Grenadines means you’ll be riding almost as soon as your trip begins.

Travel Information

Airport code
UNI
Flights from
Barbados, Martinique, St Vincent
Departure marina
Anchorage Yacht Club
Transfer to marina
2 minutes (Free)
Sailing time
1 hour between kite spots

Upcoming Grenadines Kite Cruises

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Private kite cruises from 12500 euro / week
Cabin kite cruises from 2100 euro / week

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What’s included

  • Professional Captain & Chef

  • Custom itinerary planning

  • Towels and sheets

  • Cleaning service

  • Cabin charging sockets

  • Wi-fi (1GB/day)

  • Freshly made meals

  • Snacks and refreshments

  • Kite surveillance & rescue

  • Kite coaching for autonamous riders

  • SUP & Snorkeling gear

  • Fishing equipment

  • Fuel and taxes





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Reviews

Frankly this trip was really magic. The crew did all their best to make us happy. Everyone is still amazed by the meals prepared by the chef. The boat is very clean and comfortable. The wind was there at required time and strength. The beauty of the Grenadines was astonishing along the different visited islands and the captain adapted really smartly our itinerary to provide us with the best kiting conditions.

Discovering the Grenadines in a catamaran and kitesurfing all day long was one of the best trips ever! Our boat was awesome and the crew were even better. The landscapes, the kiting conditions, the great weather and the sailing was once in a lifetime adventure!

This was the best kiteboarding cruise! The captain and chef taught me how to back roll with style and made sure we all had the best kite conditions (and Sushi!). The spots were better than in the movies, every photo looked like a postcard. Definitely recommend it!

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