Savan (island) Island
Small Grenadines island with coastal vegetation
Savan Island in the Grenadines is a small offshore islet frequented by yachts and day‑boats; visitors stop for snorkeling, short beach landings and sheltered anchorage in clear tropical water.
Address
Savan Island, Grenadines Parish, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
12.80697, -61.21063
How to Get to Savan (island)#
Reached by boat from larger Grenadine islands or from mainland Saint Vincent; private charters and inter‑island boats are the usual options. Schedules are irregular and depend on weather.
Tips for Visiting Savan (island)#
- Bring cash and supplies; small island services are limited and seasonal.
- Respect nesting sites and leave driftwood fires alone - local ecology is sensitive to disturbance.
Best Time to Visit Savan (island)#
Visit in the dry winter season for calm seas and the best sailing conditions; avoid hurricane season.
Dry season
December-April · 24-30°C
Calmer seas and prime sailing conditions.
Wet season
June-November · 25-31°C
Higher humidity and storm risk; hurricane season runs June-November.
