Bequia 
The island of Bequia is home to approximately 5,000 people and is the largest of the Grenadines, 8.3 km (5 mi) long, and almost 1 km (1/2 mi) wide. It has a number of beaches and is a popular yachting destination.
Bequia does not see large cruise ships or jet loads of visitors, access is by small aircraft or ferries.
Bequia does not see large cruise ships or jet loads of visitors, access is by small aircraft or ferries.
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Friendship Bay
Friendship Bay on Bequia offers a pleasant beach popular with swimmers and windsurfers.
Lower Bay, St Vincent and the Grenadines
Lower Bay is a small village on the west coast of Bequia with a stretch of golden sand beach lining the waterfront.
Petit Nevis
Petit Nevis is an uninhabited island just south of Friendship Bay. The island was a former whaling station with artifacts from that era still remaining. The area is also a popular snorkeling site.
Port Elizabeth, St Vincent and the Grenadines
Port Elizabeth on Admiralty Bay is the main commercial center on Bequia. A walkway runs along the waterfront on the south side of the town, passing restaurants and stores.
Bequia Tourism Association
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Bequia, Grenadines
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Princess Margaret Beach
Just south of Port Elizabeth is Princess Margaret Beach. A trail leads from the south end of Port Elizabeth over a small rise to this stretch of golden sand.
