Monkey Point | Tobago Cays

Information

Landmark: Monkey Point
City: Tobago Cays
Country: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Continent: North America

Petit Rameau – Tobago Cays, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Petit Rameau is one of the five small uninhabited islands that make up the Tobago Cays Marine Park, a world-famous destination known for its crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and abundant marine life. This pristine and secluded island offers a mix of white sand beaches, lush vegetation, and stunning views of the surrounding Grenadines.

Location & Accessibility

Part of the Tobago Cays, located southeast of Mayreau and west of Petit Bateau.
Accessible only by boat, with tours available from Union Island, Mayreau, Canouan, or Saint Vincent.
Located within the Tobago Cays Marine Park, a protected area.

Scenery & Atmosphere

A small, untouched island with powdery white sand beaches and clear turquoise waters.
Offers panoramic views of the Tobago Cays and surrounding reefs.
Home to lush green vegetation, rock formations, and palm trees.

Activities

Snorkeling & Diving – Surrounded by some of the best coral reefs in the Caribbean, with sightings of sea turtles, tropical fish, and rays.
Swimming & Relaxation – The calm waters make it perfect for a refreshing dip.
Island Exploration – Short walks along the beach and trails offer beautiful scenic views.
Wildlife Watching – Iguanas and seabirds are commonly seen on the island.
Yachting & Sailing – A popular stop for sailors exploring the Grenadines.

Nearby Attractions

Petit Bateau – Another small island nearby, often visited together with Petit Rameau.
Baradal Island – Known as the best spot in the Tobago Cays to swim with sea turtles.
Jamesby Island – A tiny but scenic island with rocky cliffs and clear waters.
Horseshoe Reef – A massive coral reef protecting the Cays, offering incredible snorkeling and diving.
Mayreau Island – The nearest inhabited island, with local bars, restaurants, and stunning beaches.

Best Time to Visit

December to May – Dry season with the best weather and calm waters.
June to November – Fewer tourists, but the chance of rain and storms increases.