Blue Lagoon Inlet, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
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Blue Lagoon Inlet


Location
City Calliagua
Region St. Vincent
Country St. Vincent and the Grenadines




Navigation
Latitude 13° 7" 46'
Longitude -61° 11" 51'
Format DD DMS
Body of water Calliagua Bay to Blue Lagoon
Current Conditions
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Temperature: 81F
Dewpoint: 81F

Mostly Cloudy
High: 84F
Low: 80F

Clear
High: 82F
Low: 80F

Chance of a Thunderstorm
High: 84F
Low: 80F

Chance of a Thunderstorm

Introduction:
Blue Lagoon is located on the southern portion of St. Vincent Island in the St. Vincent and the Grenadines island chain. It is the northernmost island of the group. Blue Lagoon is only an 8-mile journey from Admiralty Bay on Bequia Island to the south and 40 miles south of St. Lucia.

Inside the lagoon is a protected area with anchorage room and rented moorings. Ashore is a well-equipped but small marina, a couple of charter outfits and a handful of excellent restaurants.

Navigating the Water:
Blue Lagoon is protected by an extensive reef that has two breaks in it. Even when the wind clocks out of the south, the reef dampens the swells and the anchorage remains relatively comfortable.

Make sure you proceed through to the west entrance to Blue Lagoon (shown above), which is clearly marked with a pair of daybeacons. Do not use the south entrance, because while it may seem deeper (and it is), it is far too narrow and often has breaking surf.

Once clear of the break in the reef, proceed into the anchorage and pick a spot that is a safe distance from the other boats in the anchorage. There is a marina with transient slips and limited repair capabilities and SunSail also has an operations base in the lagoon. Twenty moorings in the lagoon are administered by the TMM CHarter Company.

Local Notices to Mariners:
See our “Local Notices to Mariners” blog for updates on the latest conditions and advisories for this area.