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Getting around in St Vincent And Grenadines

Air: 

Local and charter services are available. Small planes can be chartered for inter-island travel. Mustique Air, SVG Air and TIA run regular services to the Grenadines.

Side of road: 
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Car hire: 

Car hire: Easily arranged through a number of national and international firms.

Taxi: 

Taxi: These are shared and charge standard rates (fixed by the government). Taxi drivers do not expect tips.

Coach: 

Documentation: 

Documentation: A local driving licence is essential and can be obtained on presentation of a valid national or international licence either at the airport or at the police station in Bay Street, Kingstown, or at the Licensing Authority in Halifax Street, Kingstown.

By water: 

Yacht chartering is easily arranged and is one of the best ways to explore the Grenadines. Yachts can be hired locally, with or without crew. Two ferries make frequent sailings to Bequia (journey time - 1 hour). The rest of the Grenadines are served regularly by a mailboat.

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