Approximately 104,000 people.
The official language is English, with Vincentian Creole commonly spoken.
Kingstown (capital, largest city, main port), Bequia (popular tourism hub)
A laid-back Caribbean culture with a strong connection to the sea, music (especially soca and calypso), and the lively Vincy Mas festival.
The country uses the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD), pegged to the US Dollar (USD), making exchanges straightforward for visitors.
Jackfish and breadfruit, roti (curried meat in flatbread), Madongo dumplings, and callaloo soup.
Tropical climate with consistent warmth and high humidity. The wet season lasts from June to November, with a risk of hurricanes.
Notable wildlife includes the Saint Vincent parrot, iguanas, and various seabirds.
Cultural Considerations
Respect for traditions: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines are proud of their Afro-Caribbean heritage, and visitors should be mindful of this when visiting local villages and participating in traditional events.
Public behavior: Public displays of affection are generally accepted, but visitors should be aware of their surroundings and avoid excessive displays in more conservative or rural areas.
Respect for religion: The country is predominantly Christian, so it�s important to dress modestly when visiting churches or religious sites.
Greetings: A handshake is the most common form of greeting, and visitors are expected to greet people individually when entering a room or meeting a group.
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What are the visa requirements for U.S. travelers?
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What are health and safety considerations for travelers?
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has a developing healthcare system, with basic medical services available on the islands. Tap water is safe to drink in most areas, but bottled water is recommended in more rural locations. There are no major health risks, though travelers should take precautions against sun exposure. Travel insurance with medical coverage is advisable.