Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Property is one of the few Caribbean nations that manages to walk a fine line between luxury and undiscovered – there is more than enough in the way of fantastic resorts, excursions and activities for anyone who visits, but this is mixed with genuine West Indian culture and old-fashioned towns and villages. The islands retain the vast majority of their outstanding natural beauty and there are no real points in the year when it’s impossible to move thanks to throngs of tourists. Though the islands do remain relatively undiscovered, there is a fair bit of property development going on already, and as a result prices aren’t incredibly low. Even though that is the case, there is still a greater potential for far cheaper properties than anywhere else in the Caribbean, thanks to the still-growing nature of the islands as tourist resorts.

Property on and around Saint Vincent varies in price, with those in Kingstown being amongst the highest – the fact that the port is a popular stop-off point has pushed values up, and it would be hard, near impossible to find anything bargainous property-wise. Relative to other Caribbean nations though, prices are generally lower than those in the more ‘desirable’ locations, and some good offers are out there for potential off plan investors. The Grenadines again offer a mixed bag, with some islands being dedicated resorts and thus offering expensive, but luxury opportunities, and some smaller islands offering far cheaper properties thanks to the undeveloped tourist markets in the region. Regardless of where is looked at though, it is guaranteed to be in utterly stunning surroundings.

With a number of naturally stunning islands available to choose from and the chance of a good deal on a luxury property location, St Vincent and the Grenadines is a good bet for the investor looking for a still-growing market in the Caribbean. The friendly, laid back way of life just adds to the allure, and the 80 percent proof local rum will make the stay that bit more special! Potential for economic growth is strong, and the growing tourist market makes the destination ideal for those looking to purchase a buy-to-let property. That isn’t to say it isn’t suited to holiday homes or retirement homes though, as many secluded locations can keep a person out of the way of the growing masses. The many islands do a job of covering all the bases, and they do it in style.