Saint Vincent’s shoreline is dotted with facilities catering to maritime visitors. The island’s natural harbors, such as Blue Lagoon near the southern tip and Wallilabou Bay on the leeward side, offer secure moorings. The Young Island Cut, a popular anchorage, provides a sheltered spot with easy access to the capital’s amenities. Kingstown Port is the main entry point for sailors coming to Saint Vincent. The port’s customs and immigration procedures are streamlined to ensure a smooth arrival. For those seeking more secluded harbors, Chateaubelair and Cumberland Bay on the northwest coast serve as quieter alternatives.