The best way to appreciate the Grenadines is by boat. The region is visited by only a handful of yachties in search of eternal summer, making the Grenadines one of the most exclusive sailing grounds in the world. Sprinkled in the crystal-clear waters between the volcanic peaks of St. Vincent and Grenada is a 60-mile trail of palm-studded sandbars, coral reefs and tiny islets that haven?t changed much since Columbus first sailed these crystalline waters. Experience the Caribbean of long ago. Our ships can sail right up to an islet and anchor off a deserted beach. You could ride the tender ashore, or jump off the ship and swim, enjoying the ultimate beach day until your Captain gives the cue to hoist sails. If it?s nightlife and cultural stimulation you desire, the sassy, spice islands of Grenada and St. Vincent have just that, plus excellent beaches, lush rainforests and all kinds of water sports.

Grenada?????Tours & Excursions
Grenada is the fruit basket of the Caribbean. The fertile soils of the ?Spice Island? are perfect for growing cinnamon, cloves, and cocoa beans. Banana trees grow as tall as palms along the sides of the road. The scents of ginger, vanilla, almond, and nutmeg linger in the air, while the countryside explodes with every tropical fruit imaginable. The bustling farmers? market in picturesque St. George is one of the liveliest and most resplendent.

Bequia?????Tours & Excursions
Pretty as a picture describes our beloved Bequia. You?ll be captivated by the island?s charm while strolling along the lovely harbor with its shops, restaurants, and pastel-painted gingerbread homes. There?s a long tradition of boat building and you?ll find a slew of handcrafted model ships, old nautical charts, and rare sailing books to bring back home.

Carriacou?????Tours & Excursions
Peaceful and removed describes this patch of paradise. Green rolling hills descend to sandy white beaches (typical of the Grenadines.) At Tyrrel Bay, under the shade of palms at the edge of the sea, you can watch local men building schooners by hand. Still unspoiled by mass tourism, this is the perfect spot for getting away-from-it-all.

Mayreau
No need for a time machine?just go to Mayreau! There?s only one road, virtually no development, and farm animals outnumber people. Ok, so you would not want to move here permanently, but it?s the ideal place to take that overdue break from reality.

St. Vincent?????Tours & Excursions
St. Vincent glimmers like an emerald in the sea. A boat ride along the coast is the best way to appreciate the island?s volcanic origins; and, visit the Falls of Baleine, a breathtaking waterfall that spills from a mass of foliage into a rockbound pool. Kingstown, the capital, is an 18th century town worth exploring. A walking tour begins at the docks and leads to the farmers? market (Saturday mornings), past shops, restaurants, and old churches. Beachcombers will find beautiful black sand on the Leeward side, proof of the island?s volcanic birth. If flowers brighten your day, take a free tour through the botanical gardens? the oldest in the Northern Hemisphere.

Tobago Cays
The highlight of cruising the Grenadines is the Tobago Cays (prounounced keys). They are four uninhabited, palm-fringed islets ringed by pristine, white-sand beaches and clear azure waters. For many, this is the most beautiful region in the Caribbean. The atmosphere is serene, and the intensity of colors sheds a romantic glow. From any of the cays, you can swim or wade to outlying portions of the reef. The Tobago Cays are the closest thing to heaven-on-earth!

Union Island
The most southerly island of the Grenadines, Union Island is a mere three miles by one mile, garnished with two dramatic peaks and a population of 2000. Once you land on shore, you won?t want to leave. Union Island is a sailor?s delight offering pretty anchorages, a couple of rowdy bars, and some good restaurants. There?s mile after mile of undisturbed sand and wild mangos for the taking.

*Restrictions Apply 7 Days - April 29, 2007 to November 3, 2007 7* Days - November 4, 2007 to May 3, 2008
Cabin Description	7 - Days per person	7* - Days per person
Admiral Suite ( ADM ) Located Main Deck, double berth, private head and shower, small refrigerator, porthole and picture window.	$1,700	$1,800
Captain’s Cabin ( CPT ) Located Main Deck, upper berth with double lower, private head and shower, small refrigerator, window.	$1,500	$1,600
Deck Cabin ( DC ) Located Main Deck, upper with larger lower berths, private head and shower, picture window.	$1,400	$1,500
Standard Cabin ( CB ) Located below Main Deck, upper and larger lower berths, private head and shower.	$1,200	$1,300
Standard Cabin Junior ( CBJ ) Located below Main Deck, upper and lower berth, private head and shower. Perfect for singles or teens	$1,000	$1,100
Stowaway Night	N/A	N/A
Port Charges	$included	$included

Additional Fees (Subject to change)	Price (per person)
Transfers Grenada   Insight Tours provide a meet & greet transfer service.   Amounts will be billed to your charge account on board the ship.   Friday and Saturday arrivals    Please email Bentley at Insight insightplanning@caribsurf.com with    flight information.   Sunday arrivals    Must notify Windjammer Reservations Department of your arrival    no later than the Tuesday before sailing.	$15 $10
Grenada Departure Tax   Payable at the airport	$20

Fares are valid for 2006/2007 sailings. A $100.00 per person surcharge will apply to the following sail dates: 11/18/06, 12/17/06, 12/26/06, 2/11/07, 2/18/07, 11/17/07, 12/16/07 & 12/23/07
Fares listed are one way, per person, in US funds.
Fareshare is subject to availability and can change without notice.
Air fares will not be guaranteed until air and cruise are paid in full

• Allamanda Beach Resort, Grand Anse, Grenada
• Blue Horizons Garden Resort, St. Georges, Grenada
• Flamboyant Hotel, St. Georges, Grenada
• Grenada Grand Beach Resort, Grand Anse, Grenada

This 3-star resort is located right on Grand Anse Beach and located just 10 minutes away from the airport, town and the ship. The 48 room resort was built in 1998 and is relatively close to shops and restaurants. All facilities may not be available due to damage from Hurricane Ivan.

Facilities:

• Restaurant
• Juice bar
• Small shop
• Pool
• Tour desk
• Tennis

Accommodation:

• Air-conditioned rooms with ceiling fans
• Radio
• Cable TV
• Small fridge
• Hair dryer
• In room safe box
• Bathtub and shower
  
  
• Gardenview/Oceanview
  - 2 full beds or 1 king bed
  - Gardenview rooms are offered on the lower or higher floors

Situated on the South West Coast of Grenada, on 6.1 acres of beautiful tropical gardens this 32-suite property is located across from Grand Anse Beach (5 minute walk) and just 4 miles (10 minutes) from the airport and about 5 miles (15 minutes) from the ship’s location and town.

Facilities:

• Freshwater pool
• Whirlpool
• Poolside bar
• Pool terrace for lunch
• Restaurant overlooking Grand Anse Beach and St. George’s Harbor
• Concierge Desk

Accommodation:

• Air-conditioned rooms
• Kitchenette
• Ceiling fan
• Hairdryer
• Telephone
• Clock radio
• TV
  
  
• Superior studio room
  - Smaller rooms, small table with chairs by the kitchen
  - 1 king bed
  
  
• Deluxe suite
  - 1 bedroom apartment
  - Sitting and dining area
  - Sofa bed
  - Private balcony or terrace
  - 1 king or 2 doubles or 2 queen beds

The Flamboyant Hotel offers 60 room and is a moderate Caribbean style property located on a hilltop overlooking Grand Anse Beach. The hotel is approximately 15 minutes from the ship and 10 minutes from the airport. Due to its hillside location and amount of stairways, this property is not recommended for clients whom experience difficulty with stairs.

Facilities:

• Beachside terrace restaurant
• Bar
• Pool
• Sundeck
• Game room (pool, table tennis, darts, board games)
• Gift shop

Accommodation:

• Air conditioned rooms and cottages
• Private verandah oceanview
• Cable TV
• Radio
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Coffee maker
• Mini-bar
  
  
• Standard hotel room
  - Old wing, 2 single or 1-queen bed
  
  
• Standard 1 bedroom
  - Living area
  - Kitchen facilities
  - 1 queen and sofa bed
  
  
• Standard 2 bedroom
  - Living area
  - Kitchen facilities
  - 2 bedrooms
  - 2 bathrooms
  - 1 queen and 2 single beds or 2 single beds
  
  
• Deluxe hotel room
  - New wing
  - Small refrigerator
  - 1 queen or 2 double beds
  
  
• Deluxe 1 bedroom
  - Separate living/dinning room area
  - Fully equipped kitchen
  - 1 queen or 2 double beds

The Located on 20 acres on Grand Anse Beach, the resort is a 10-minute drive from the airport and St. George’s. Consisting of 240 luxurious rooms, each with a king or 2 double beds, every room features a balcony or patio with beach or garden view.

Facilities:

• Island’s largest free-form swimming pool, 300 ft Fantasy pool with twin waterfalls and whirlpools
• Sunset pool
• Sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, tennis and golf are available at an additional cost
• Poolside Fantasy Bar and Grill
• Tradewinds Restaurant
• Sunset Bar
• Free wireless Internet access is available in public areas
• Room service
• Laundry service
• Fitness Centre

Accommodation:

• Individually controlled air-conditioned rooms
• Electronic key card locks
• Direct dial telephones
• In-room digital safes
• In-room digital safes
• Satellite TV
• Deluxe bathroom with tub and shower
• Hair dryer
• In-room coffee maker
• Iron and ironing board
• Plush duvets and pillow-top mattesses



• Garden/Beachfront
  - 2 double beds or 1 king bed
  - Recommended maximum occupancy 2 guests



• Grand Beachfront
  - Located in newly built 4-story grand beachfront building
  - Same facilities as above but with upgraded luxury accommodation
  - panoramic beachfront views
  - ceiling fan
  - more spacious bedroom and bathroom area - Recommended maximum occupancy 2 guests