Will we feel the motion? Some of our group worry about seasickness.

Chris de Kock
Charter Broker, Sales Broker, Active CYBA Member, DMA Yachting

Less than most people fear. The Grenadines are short hops between sheltered anchorages, not open-water passages.

A catamaran is the honest answer for a nervous group: two hulls, very little roll, and you sleep at anchor rather than under way. The longest ordinary leg in the chain is under twenty miles, so nobody is at sea for hours.

The one exposed stretch is the run out to the Tobago Cays, and the crew picks the window for it. Tell us who is worried and we will choose the boat and the route around them.