Our bareboat and crewed charter fleet out of Grenada is composed exceptionaly maintained monohulls and catamarans, all superbly equipped for your comfort and safety. Please keep in mind that skipper, hostess/cook, provisions and leisure equipment remain options to make your yachting vacation complete. For more information check out Frequently Asked Questions about Grenada. Please note that Tropical Yachts has a Best Price Policy (Click for more info.) Please choose from our great selection, shown below in order of yacht size.
• Specifications: Year: 0-5 yrs old (TBC) Length: 12.75 m / 41 ft 9 in Beam: 4.3 m / 14 ft 1 in Draft: 1.75 m / 5 ft 8 in Fuel: 250 L / 66 gal Water: 250 L / 66 gal Motor: Yanmar 45 HP Sail Drive Cabins: 3 dbl cabins + conv salon, 3 head / Sleeps 4/6 persons • Equipment: ... >>
• Specifications Year: 0-5 yrs old (TBC) Length: 12.67 m / 41 ft 7 in Beam: 7 m / 23 ft 1 in Draft: 1.39 m / 4ft 7 in Fuel: 360 L / 158 gal Water: 780 L / 174 gal Engines: 2 x 45 HP Cabins: 3 dbl cabins + 1 sgle, 3 heads, Sleeps 6/8 • Extras: 10‘ dinghy with 5hp motor ... >>
• Specifications: Year: 0-6 yrs old (TBC) Length: 45 ft / 13.72 m Beam: 24 ft 2 in / 7.35 m Draft: 4 ft 11 in / 1.50 m Water: 206 gal / 780 L Fuel: 185 gal / 700 L Motors: 2 X 45 hp Cabins: 4 dbl + 1 single + saloon/ 4 head / Sleeps 8/11 persons • Equipment: Auxiliary e... >>
• Specifications: Year: 0-5 yrs old (TBC) Length: 50 ft 6 in / 15.4 m Beam: 26 ft 5 in / 8.06 m Draft: 5 ft 3 in / 1.6 m Fuel: 243 gal / 920 l Water: 185 gal / 700 l Engine: 2 x 57 hp Yanmar Cabins: 4 dbl cabins, 4 heads, Sleeps 11 persons • Extras: 10 dinghy with 5hp ... >>
Please note: Information on this sheet is believed to be correct but not guaranteed, and images are for illustrative purpose only.
Quick summary: Think first about the kind of vacation you
want in Grenada (island-hopping, diving, relaxing, active sailing), how many
people you have, and when youll go. Then pick a boat that suits Grenadas waters,
your groups comfort needs, and equipment preferences.
Vacation type what to focus on
Island-hopping & relaxing: Choose catamarans for space,
stability at anchor, and comfort for lounging in bays around Grenada.
Diving & snorkeling: Boats with easy water access, good
tender/dinghy, and storage for gear are best, especially for Grenadas reefs
and marine parks.
Active sailing: If you plan longer hops or want more wind
action, go for performance monohulls or well-rigged catamarans.
Waters & local areas:
Sheltered bays and protected reefs ideal for calmer anchorages; shallow
draft helps.
Passages between islands can bring stronger winds, currents, and some swell
make sure navigation gear and safety equipment are solid.
Group size & comfort:
Count private cabins and heads (bathrooms) vs total berths; families or
mixed age groups will value privacy and space.
For larger groups, catamarans usually offer more communal areas, shade,
and smoother motion, which helps in Grenadas tropical climate.
Season & weather:
Dry/high season (roughly December through May): Best winds,
less rain, clearer skies in Grenada.
Wet season (June through November): More humidity, more
rain; some risk of tropical storms though Grenada is less exposed than many
islands.
Shoulder periods just before or after seasons can give good trade-offs:
fewer crowds, moderate weather.
Decide whether you want bareboat or with skipper; Grenada waters are relatively
sheltered in many areas but full skill helps when venturing further.
Review provisioning, fuel/water capacity, docking or mooring fees, and how
easy it is to get supplies from your base in Grenada.
Final tip: Pick your trip style and group size first, then
match boats to Grenadas waters and the season. Compare a few yachts about cabin layout, passenger limits, and full equipment list before you book.
To check availability & get personal assistance, fill the form on this page
or call 1 (305) 735 34 60.
