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🇻🇨 St Vincent & the Grenadines

Sweet spot May–Jun. Peak Dec–Apr. Skip Sep–Oct.

When to go

St Vincent & the Grenadines, month by month

cheap sweet spot — prices down, weather still good peak season — the weather everyone comes for, crowds and prices to match avoidno mark — in-between, fine to go

Updated August 2026 · How we decide →

Typical weather

What Kingstown is usually like

What a typical day looks like, hour by hour: 8am when you get up, 2pm in the afternoon, 8pm when you are out in the evening — on St Vincent & the Grenadines’s own clock, at Kingstown. Ten-year averages (2011–2020) measured at the capital, so this is Kingstown, not the whole of St Vincent & the Grenadines, and a mountain or a coast a few hours away can be nothing like it. Averages, not a forecast: a typical January rather than any particular one.

January, peak season25.5°C25.8°C25.9°C47 mm11h 26m
February, peak season25.2°C25.6°C25.7°C33 mm11h 43m
March, peak season25.3°C25.7°C25.8°C39 mm12h 03m
April, peak season25.9°C26.2°C26.2°C48 mm12h 25m
May, cheap sweet spot26.5°C26.8°C26.8°C64 mm12h 44m
June, cheap sweet spot26.7°C26.9°C27.1°C86 mm12h 54m
July, in-between26.7°C26.9°C27.1°C122 mm12h 49m
August, in-between26.9°C27.2°C27.4°C164 mm12h 34m
September, avoid27.4°C27.6°C27.8°C144 mm12h 12m
October, avoid27.2°C27.4°C27.5°C165 mm11h 50m
November, in-between26.8°C27°C27.1°C149 mm11h 32m
December, peak season26.3°C26.5°C26.6°C63 mm11h 21m

Twelve months in order. Tap any heading to sort by it — the driest month, the longest day, the afternoon closest to the one you like.

The colour is the month, not the weather: ★ cheap sweet spot · ✓ peak season · in-between · ✕ avoid.

Temperature and rainfall are ERA5. Generated using Copernicus Climate Change Service information 2026; neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for any use of this information. Daylight: MET Norway, measured on the 15th of each month — the sun does not change, so that figure is exact rather than an average. Rainfall is a monthly total; daylight is sunset minus sunrise.

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Getting in, and staying safe

Visas, entry rules and health — the official pages

Entry rules, visa requirements, vaccinations and safety advice for St Vincent & the Grenadines all live on the pages below. Each one goes straight to St Vincent & the Grenadines, not to a search box.

We link to official sources and stop there. We do not check, summarise, rank or verify them — always read the official page itself before you travel, and read the one for your own nationality. We are an independent site with no government connection.

At a glance

The practical bits

Plug typesA, C, E, G, I, K
Voltage230V
Emergency numbers *911, 999
CurrencyEastern Caribbean dollar (XCD $)
LanguageEnglish
Dialling code+1784
DrivingOn the left
Coastline84 km of coastline

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* Emergency numbers can change, and can vary by region within a country. Always confirm with your accommodation or the nearest embassy before you travel.

One way to see it

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Worth knowing

Five things that hold almost everywhere

  • Grab (or the local equivalent) beats street taxis in most of Asia — and even where you don't use it, the app price tells you what's fair.
  • ATMs: withdraw big and rarely, always in the local currency, and always decline the machine's kind offer to charge your card in pounds — that 'service' costs 3–6%.
  • eSIM before you land (Airalo or similar) so you're online at arrivals; swap to a local SIM if you're staying weeks.
  • Scooters anywhere: without the right licence category your travel insurance is void. That's the whole conversation.
  • Save the local emergency number on day one, and know which private hospital expats use in your city — ask your host the day you arrive.

General travel habits, not advice specific to St Vincent & the Grenadines. Rules, prices and fees change — check anything that matters before you rely on it.

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