Drone Videos of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Top contributor Isabellefabre is a well known vlogger who partakes in extreme sports in some of the world's most exotic locations.  In this video, she takes her show to the Grenadines, a chain of island in the eastern Caribbean.  Most of the islands are part of the nation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.  In addition to hiking, sailing, and stand-up paddleboarding, you'll see her filmed aerially during an epic kiteboarding session in the crystal blue Caribbean waters.  

Part of the Windward Islands that line the eastern Caribbean, the Grenadines have become a magnet for kiteboarders around the world.  With strong, steady winds, crystal blue waters, and hundreds of white sand beaches, it's easy to see why participants in this extreme sport have flocked to these islands.  In this video, you'll get an epic aerial view of the Grenadines kiteboarding scene, compliments of conctributor and drone pilot Alex Croisiere Grenadines.

For volcano lovers seeking a Caribbean island vacation, the go-to spot is the tiny island of St. Vincent.  The primary island of the sovereign nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, it's dominated by the Soufrière Saint Vincent volcano.  The mountain towers over the northern part of the island, rising to a peak of 1.2k meters (just over 4k ft.) above sea level.  In this video from Aerial Norway, you'll get a great bird's eye view of the volcano, one of the highest mountains in the Caribbean.  

AirVuz contributor Alex Croisiere grenadines combined drone and ground camera footage to create this incredible video record of a kiteboarding trip to the Grenadines, a group of small islands in the Caribbean Sea.   Most of the islands are part of the nation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, although the southern part of the group is part of Trinidad.  Located near the southeastern corner of the Caribbean, the strong, steady winds here have made the Grenadines one of the top destinations for the growing worldwide kiteboarding community.  

New contributor IslandGuy brings us this fantastic drone video from the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent.  The main island in the nation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Saint Vincent is also known by its native name, Hairouna.  Home to about 100k permanent residents, the island measures about 29 km long (around 18 mi.) and is about 18 km at its widest point (around 11 mi.).  Saint Vincent's most distinguishing physical  feature is the volcano La Soufrière, which rises to a height of about 1.2k meters above sea level (around 4k ft.).  

AirVuz contributor and pilot Niall Thomas brings us this fantastic drone video from the Caribbean island nation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.  In the video, they record a day trip to the island of Bequia.  The second largest of the Grenadines (the name for the chain of small islands which is shared by the country and Trinidad to its south), Bequia is located about 15 km (around 9 mi.) from Kingstown, the national capital which is located on the main island of Saint Vincent.  It has a full-time population of about 5,000.