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Landmark: Little BayCity: Canouan
Country: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Continent: North America
Little Bay, Canouan, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, North America
Overview
Little Bay is a quiet, picture-perfect beach on Saint Vincent, the largest island in the Grenadines, where soft waves lap against pale golden sand, what’s more tucked away and often overlooked, this lovely spot is perfect for unwinding while listening to the rustle of leaves-nature lovers will feel right at home.Here’s a closer behold: it sits on Saint Vincent’s western coast, just a short drive from Buccament Bay and the quiet town of Layou, simultaneously it’s just a 30-minute drive from Kingstown, easy to reach by car with the road winding past green hills.Some visitors explore the coastline by slipping in on petite boats, their hulls brushing against the sun‑warmed docks, also black volcanic sand stretches along the shore, its dim grains a striking counterpoint to the luminous white beaches of the Grenadines.Oddly enough, The water lies calm and crystal clear, perfect for swimming as sunlight glimmers on its surface, what’s more it’s a quiet stretch of sand with hardly anyone around, ideal for a calm day listening to the waves.Swimming here feels easy and risk-free, with gentle waves lapping at your ankles as you slip into the water, in turn snorkeling here means you can detect fish gliding through the clear water, with visibility good enough to catch the flash of a silver fin.Photography: Black volcanic sand meets a lush, green backdrop, creating photos you can’t stop staring at, and fishing & boating draw both locals and visitors, some taking miniature boats out to drift past the quiet shoreline.Close by, Buccament Bay offers a popular beach resort, with soft sand and the sound of waves rolling in, along with just a short drive inland, the Vermont Nature Trail invites you to hike shaded paths and listen for the quick flutter of wings overhead, occasionally Wallilabou Bay is best known as a filming spot for *Pirates of the Caribbean*, where weathered docks still line the shore, along with the best time to visit is from December to May, when the skies stay clear and the rain is barely more than a light mist.From June to November, rain falls often, but you can still visit-and you’ll find fewer tourists and quiet streets glistening after a shower.
Author: Tourist Landmarks
Date: 2025-10-07
