St Vincent and the Grenadines / International Flights

As one of the Caribbean’s main flight hubs, Barbados is the most obvious choice for onward connections to St Vincent and the Grenadines. It is well served by charter and scheduled flights from the UK and flights from key North American cities including New York, Atlanta and Toronto. Local departures are timed to coincide with the arrival of international flights. Alternative options include Grenada, St Lucia, or for visitors from France, Martinique. Several landing strips in the Grenadines have no lights for night-time landing, so companies will do their best to get you there before dark. However, be warned, because if timings are tight, the luggage may not always make it on to the local flight, so carry essentials in hand baggage. 

International airlines serving Barbados include:

UK

British Airways from London Gatwick and Virgin Atlantic from Manchester and London Gatwick.

Mainland Europe

Martinair from Amsterdam, Holland and Condor from Frankfurt, Germany.

USA

US Airways from Philadelphia, American Airlines from New York, Dallas and Miami, Delta Air Lines from Atlanta and JetBlue Airways from New York (JFK).

Canada

Air Canada and Westjet from Toronto.

South America

GOL Airlines from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

International airlines serving Grenada include:

UK

British Airways, flies twice a week, Monarch Airlines, once a week (contact Golden Caribbean) and Virgin Atlantic, once a week - all from London Gatwick.  British Airways and Virgin Atlantic also fly from the UK into San Juan, Puerto Rico, from where it is possible to connect on inter-Caribbean flights on American Eagle four times a week.

Mainland Europe

Condor, flies weekly from Frankfurt in Germany during the winter season.

USA

American Airlines, has services out of Miami three times a week and routes most of its Caribbean services via its hub at San Juan, Puerto Rico, with onward flights on American Eagle. American Airlines offer an afternoon flight from Miami to Grenada every day in summer and winter and five days a week in spring and autumn. Delta Air Lines run a service out of New York (JFK) two days a week. It is also easy to make connections through Barbados with a number of US carriers. Caribbean Airlines (former BWIA) has a direct service out of New York (JFK) with the return via its home base in Trinidad, Port of Spain.

Canada

Sunwing operates a twice-weekly service from Toronto during the high season and a once-weekly service off season. Air Canada Vacations offers charter flights during the winter.

South America

There are links twice a week to the island of Margarita off Venezuela and onward connections to Caracas through Convisas, c/o DOP Co. Travel Agency.

International airlines serving St Lucia include:

UK

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, both from London Gatwick.

USA

US Airways, out of Charlotte, North Carolina, American Airlines, from Miami, Delta Air Lines from Atlanta, and JetBlue Airways from New York (JFK).

Canada

Air Canada, Canjet and WestJet (seasonal service) out of Toronto.