Flights
The Grenadines

The country’s main gateway, opened in February 2017 on the windward coast of Saint Vincent, about 8 km from Kingstown. A 2,743 m runway, an international terminal and a domestic terminal for Bequia, Canouan and Union Island, taxis and car hire.

Opened on 15 May 1992 on land reclaimed from the sea at Paget Farm, with a 1,100 m runway for turboprops and light aircraft. It is linked to Argyle, about 22 km away, by short flights.

A 1,791 m runway, extended in 2008 to take aircraft the size of an Airbus A320 or a Boeing 737. Argyle is about 55 km away; the airport’s website lists SVG Air, Mustique Airways and Grenadine Airways as operators.

A 752 m runway, unlit and therefore used in daylight only, reserved for turboprops and short take-off aircraft. The approach has a reputation for being demanding; Argyle is about 68 km away.

A small airport on the private island, served in particular by Air Adelphi from Saint Vincent, Saint Lucia, Barbados and Martinique. Aircraft cannot land after sunset; a representative meets travellers.

The airline linking Paris with Fort-de-France in Martinique, the simplest stage from France on the way to the Grenadines. From there, Air Adelphi or a local airline takes over to Saint Vincent or Mustique.

A Twin Otter airline, created by the Mustique Company and commercial since 2022, with services to Saint Vincent, Saint Lucia and Martinique. From Mustique, Martinique is about 50 minutes away, on a seasonal service; its website is in English and French.

A local airline founded in 1979, based at Argyle, with Islander and Aero Commander aircraft. Private or shared flights to Mustique, Bequia, Canouan, Union Island and Saint Vincent, and to the rest of the Lesser Antilles.

An airline founded in 1990, headquartered at Argyle with seven aircraft. It states daily flights to Bequia, Canouan, Union Island, Barbados, Grenada, Carriacou and Antigua; bookings go through its dedicated websites.

A family business based at Port Elizabeth. According to its timetable, five departures a day in each direction between Saint Vincent and Bequia from Monday to Friday; the other routes (Canouan, Mayreau, Union Island) run only on certain days.

The tourism authority’s official page, which gathers the timetables of Bequia Express, Bequia Fast Ferry, the MV Gem Star II and the Jaden Sun. Some southbound sailings run only on certain days: check before you go.