Kingstown
Kingstown
Kingstown

Kingstown

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Introduction to Port

Kingstown, the capital and cruise gateway of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, stands apart from typical port calls with its easy walkable waterfront, lush natural scenery, and a wealth of authentic island experiences right at the dock. Signature experiences begin with a stroll through the 1765-founded St. Vincent Botanical Gardens, home to tropical plants and aviaries, followed by a ridge top ascent to Fort Charlotte for panoramic views over the bay and archipelago. In the city center, 19th century churches like St. Mary’s Cathedral add historic charm, while the lively Kingstown Market invites guests to sample fresh local produce and crafts. Nearby Villa Beach offers a quick sway of sun and surf just steps away from the quayside. The port also serves as a gateway to classic Grenadines itineraries, with day trips by sea to Bequia, Mustique, and Union Island for pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. The port's facilities balance efficiency and comfort: modern berthing capable of accommodating a range of ships, streamlined embarkation and disembarkation, onshore excursion desks, and reliable transport links, all designed to complement a wide array of onboard services from ship-to-shore experiences to authentic island dining and cultural tours. All of this makes Kingstown a distinctive, compact, and deeply island rooted stop that stands out from other cruise port calls, inviting guests to linger and experience the essence of the Caribbean.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Historic Fort Charlotte
Panoramic bay views from the 1806 fortress grounds.
Botanical Gardens stroll
Explore tropical flora and aviaries in a calm, lush setting.
Kingstown Market experience
Taste local produce and crafts at the lively city market.
Villa Beach and coastline
Relax on Villa Beach and explore nearby scenic bays.