Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in November: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect

Kingstown & Leeward Coast (southwest St. Vincent)

October remains inside the hurricane season’s active months and can bring prolonged rain episodes; when a swell builds the surf along the coast becomes rough and ferries may be suspended. City life in Kingstown slows down during extended rain stretches but when clear windows appear they are warm and lush thanks to recent rains. Carry waterproof protection for electronics and confirm transfers in advance.

Windward Highlands & La Soufrière (interior highlands)

November brings a gradual drying trend in the highlands by late month, with fewer continuous downpours and more spells of sunshine between showers; mornings remain cool and misty. Trails begin to firm up, but residual mud and rough roads can still hamper access to remote spots. For those seeking quieter trekking and cooler temperatures, this transitional month is appealing - bring layers and waterproof footwear.

Northern Grenadines (Bequia, Admiralty Bay & surroundings)

November shows a gradual reduction in heavy storms as the month progresses, and by late November you may see long stretches of dry, pleasant weather again; boat services start to normalize. The island becomes more attractive for travelers seeking tranquility and lower rates before the high season. Pack for humidity in daytime and a sweater for breezy nights at anchor.

Central Grenadines (Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, Tobago Cays)

November usually sees a return to more stable weather later in the month; calm windows reappear for diving and sailing and the marine park regains everyday operations. Tourist traffic stays light compared to winter, offering quieter beaches and lower prices for those willing to chase fair weather. Bring a light jacket for evenings and be ready for sudden upside-down weather swings as the season turns.

Southern Grenadines & Union Island (Clifton, Tobago Cays approaches)

November increasingly offers long stretches of sunshine and ideal sailing conditions by month’s end, with fewer rains and steadier trades returning to the southern chain. Restaurants and services reopen after the quiet hurricane-season lull, and the islands prepare for the high season return. Bring layers for breezy evenings and expect schedules to firm up compared with the earlier wet months.