How do you get to Petit St.Vincent?
Barbados is the major gateway for Petit St.Vincent Resort. There are flights to Barbados from New York, Miami, Toronto, San Juan and London, with connections
from other major cities in the U.S. and Europe. Guests arriving in Barbados before 3:30 P.M. can easily connect to a flight to Union Island, which is nearby
to PSV. These flights are prearranged through our Florida Reservation Officeand are met on Union Island by our motor yacht for the short run to Petit St.Vincent.
The current cost of the flight is $175.00US per person, one way.
Guests arriving in Barbados after 3:30 P.M. can overnight and we can then arrange a flight to Union Island the next day, departing Barbados on an afternoon flight. Service is also available to Union Island on local feeder airlines from Martinique, St.Lucia, St.Vincent and Grenada.
What are the cottages like?
Built of stone, situated for privacy and views. Large, comfortable and airy.
What is the average temperature?
78 - 85°
How warm is the water?
80 - 82°
What type of cuisine?
Continental: featuring fresh local seafood and superb meats from our Boston butcher. Our chef of 25 years delights in regularly expanding the menu.
What is the best cottage?
Some people prefer hillside locations which afford great views. Others prefer being on the beach. Returning guests almost always prefer the cottage of their first visit
If you have a specific cottage location preference, Petit St. Vincent will accept and note your cottage preference, however please be advised that we cannot guarantee this request. Thishas been a strict policy for over 25 years. Although we would love to extend a guarantee, we cannot do this due to our limited amount of cottages. Cottages are issued upon arrival of our guests. If you do for some reason have a specific cottage in mind, please let us know and we will be sure to do our utmost to accommodate your request.
What is the best time of the year to visit?
Temperatures vary little from January to July. Winds are a bit stronger in January and February but there is always a good Tradewind breeze. It can be described as peaceful and tranquil.
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