Set sail on Sunday for 6 Nights on one of the following Dates in 2019 and 2020:

2019 Sails:
July 28th - August 3rd
August 4th - August 10th
August 11th - August 17th
August 18th - August 24th
August 25th - August 31st
September 8th - September 14th
September 15th - September 21st
September 22 - September 28th
September 29th - October 5th
October 6th - October 12th
October 13th - October 19th
October 20th - October 26th
October 27th - November 2nd

2020 Sails:
January 5th - January 11th
January 12th - January 18th
January 19th - January 25th
January 26th - February 1st
May 3rd - May 9th
May 10th - May 16th
May 17th - May 23rd
July 5th - July 11th
July 12th - July 18th
July 19th - July 25th
July 26th - August 1st
August 30th - September 5th
September 6th - September 12th
September 13th - September 19th
September 27th - October 3rd
October 4th - October 10th
October 11th - October 17th
October 18th - October 24th
November 22nd - November 28th
December 27th - January 2nd 2021

on the SV Mandalay from the Port of Grenada and return the following Saturday (as per above dates) to the Port of Grenada!

Our Vision: Bringing the adventure and romance of an intimate sailing ship experience to guests and crew while profitably supporting small, fragile island economies; and preserving a treasured, well-maintained, graceful, tall ship, the SV Mandalay

We will be visiting a selection of islands in the Grenadines, which may include, Grenada, Carriacou, Union Island, Mayreau, Tobago Cays, Bequia, St. Vincent and possibly some other stops along the way!

Remember, ports visited are subject to change... we go where the captain and the winds take us!

Grenada Sailing boards Sunday night around 5pm and returns early Saturday - 10am, allowing you to connect in anytime Sunday and return early Saturday morning if desired. 

Grenada: Our home port for the S/V Mandalay, where you will begin your sailing adventure! Known as the “Island of Spice” because of the abundance of locally grown spices, Grenada is one of the world’s largest exporters of nutmeg.

With a population of approximately 110,000, Grenadians are quick to share their island with unmatched warmth. Explore the island to discover amazing waterfalls, exceptional views, gorgeous beaches and opportunities for water sports and diving. View some of the only underwater sculptures in the world, created by English sculptor Jason de Caires, on an easily accessible dive or glass bottom kayak.

Bequia: Known as the “Island of the Clouds”, Bequia has a charm that has you feeling like home from the moment you arrive. Stunning sandy beaches, lush hillsides and breath taking views will have you unwinding by the minute.
Enjoy an island tour that will take you through local villages and views of the Caribbean blue seas. Top off your tour by visiting The Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, founded in 1995 by Bequian Orton King to assist in the conservation of the endangered Hawksbill turtle. View the turtles at all stages of life, from hatchlings to adult.

Chatham Bay, Union Island: On the western side of Union Island, a magnificent bay with a long beautiful beach, backed by steep dramatic hills. A great spot for snorkeling, relaxing on the beach and soaking in the beauty of your surroundings. You can find beach bars that are operated by locals and enjoy a picturesque afternoon.

Mayreau: The smallest inhabited island of the Grenadines, with a population of about 250. With only a handful of roads, venture with us to the only village

on the island and experience local bars and restaurants like no other! Or enjoy picture perfect, white sandy beaches, for a wonderfully relaxing day in the crystal clear water.

Tobago Cays: The Tobago Cays are an archipelago consisting of five small, uninhabited islands and make up the Tobago Cays Marine Park. Snorkel with the sea turtles in an established area off the beach in Baradel. Marked by buoys, explore this protected area to view turtles in their natural and magical habitat.

Enjoy postcard worthy, picture perfect beach with leaning palms and white sand between your toes. Treat your eyes to views of every color blue in the Caribbean sea that you can imagine!

Carriacou: One of the largest islands in the Grenadines, the island is 13 square miles where residents livelihood revolves around fishing and boat building. The main town and port of Hillsborough welcomes you with local shops and dining.

Coral reefs surround the island, providing more great opportunities for snorkeling. Or soak up the sun on the beautiful sandy beaches. Enjoy an island tour to see spectacular views and local boat building, where locally made vessels are still in use today.

Sandy Island: Just off the coast of Carriacou, this u-shaped island is uninhabited and a Marine Protected Area. You are sure to enjoy phenomenal snorkeling, thanks to the many coral reefs right off the island.

Palm-fringed, white sandy beaches offer you tranquility and relaxation that will have you living your Caribbean dream. Enjoy the “rock sculptures” made by visitors to the island.

Offer is based on double occupancy in the Standard Cabin.  Once confirmed, you will need to contact Windjammer directly to pay for the Port Charges and any cabin upgrades if desired.

2o19 Port charges of $199.oo per person are additional and payable directly to Sail Windjammer. 

Transfers, tips, tours, bar and retail purchases are not included in this offer.

Before submitting please the calendar on the SailWindjammer.com website to find the regular 6 night cruises.  

All sailings are subject to change and modification in dates and itineraries.