Derrick

Derrick is a peaceful residential community located in the southern reaches of Bequia, the second-largest island in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It is best known for its well-suited location near Friendship Bay, a sweeping crescent of white sand protected by an offshore reef, making it a prime spot for swimming and sunbathing. The settlement is characterized by its rolling hills and a mix of traditional Caribbean homes and upscale vacation rentals that offer impressive views of the southern Grenadine islands, including Mustique. Unlike the bustling harbor of Port Elizabeth, Derrick maintains a slower pace of life, reflecting the authentic maritime culture of Bequia. The area is great for travelers who enjoy exploring coastal trails or experiencing local life in a serene setting. With easy access to both the windward and leeward sides of the southern peninsula, Derrick is a strategic and scenic base for discovering the natural wonders and spirited community of this enchanting island.

Nearby cities

Kingstown

Kingstown is the capital and chief port of Saint Vincent.

Calliaqua

Calliaqua is located on the southern coast of Saint Vincent.

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Byera Hill

Byera Hill is a settlement on the eastern coast of Saint Vincent.

Biabou

Biabou is a settlement on the eastern coast of Saint Vincent.

Barrouallie Fisheries Complex

A significant coastal hub for the national fishing industry.

Barrouallie

Barrouallie is a coastal town on the western side of Saint Vincent.

Port Elizabeth

Port Elizabeth is the main settlement on the island of Bequia.

Chateaubelair

Chateaubelair is the northernmost town on the leeward coast of Saint Vincent.

Dovers

Dovers is a small settlement on the exclusive island of Mustique.

Layou

Layou is situated north of Kingstown on the western coast.

History & landmarks

Indian Bay Beach

A popular sandy beach on the southern coast protected by a coral reef.

Kingstown Central Market

The largest trading hub for local farmers and vendors.

The Carnegie Building

Opened in 1909, this building in Kingstown formerly housed the public library.

House of Assembly

This historic building is where the parliament of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines meets.

Victoria Park

This historic sports ground was named in 1887 in honor of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.

Nature

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Petit Canouan Wildlife Reserve

An uninhabited island designated as a strict wildlife reserve for nesting seabirds.

Mustique Turtle Sanctuary

A protected area on Mustique Island dedicated to the conservation and monitoring of sea turtles.

Mount St. Andrew

A peak rising 735 meters above Kingstown, offering panoramic views of the Grenadines.

Layou River

A major river on the leeward side of the island that creates a large alluvial plain near the coast.

More places

Fort Duvernette

Fort Duvernette is a defensive fortification built around 1800 on a massive volcanic rock.

Kingstown Deep Water Harbour

The primary maritime gateway for Saint Vincent, handling container ships and cargo.

Old Public Library

The Old Public Library in Kingstown is a colonial-era building that now serves as the Heritage Hall.

Ottley Hall Shipyard

A specialized center for ship repair and maritime maintenance.

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St. George's Cathedral

The Anglican cathedral in Kingstown was built in 1820 in the Georgian style.

St. Mary's Cathedral of the Assumption

This Roman Catholic cathedral features an unusual mix of Gothic, Romanesque, and Moorish architectural styles.

Kingstown Cenotaph

This memorial was erected in 1925 to commemorate the soldiers from St.

Kingstown Methodist Church

The Kingstown Methodist Church is a historic structure completed in 1841 on the site of a former Roman Catholic church.