Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Population, Economy & Travel Facts

Essential data for planning your trip to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — from population and demographics to economic indicators, healthcare infrastructure, tourism trends, and digital connectivity.

Population & Geography

Population
110,211
#183 of 197 countries
Area
389 km²
#210 of 248 countries
Density
283.3 / km²
#50 of 245 countries

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has a population of 110,211 spread across 389 km², giving it an average density of 283.3 people per km². This moderate density means a mix of bustling cities and quieter rural areas to explore.

Most Populous Cities

Kingstown
24,518
839 / km²
Calliaqua
24,205
834 / km²
Redemption
1,875
1904 / km²
Georgetown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
1,680
581 / km²
Montrose (St. Vincent)
1,598
1904 / km²
Greiggs
1,476
179 / km²
Byera Village
1,365
260 / km²
Questelles
1,163
1309 / km²
Peruvian Vale
1,060
569 / km²
Biabou
1,050
458 / km²

Demographics

Median Age
38.1
Life Expectancy
77.2 yrs
Government
parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy; a Commonwealth realm
Ethnic Groups
Religions
GDP by Sector

Economy & Cost of Living

Understanding the local economy helps travellers budget effectively and set expectations. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is classified as an upper middle income country by the World Bank. Prices are roughly 53% of US levels, meaning costs are moderate and most travellers will find it reasonably affordable.

Income Level
Upper middle income
GDP per Capita
$10,582
Cost of Living
53% of US
Inflation
4.6%