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MUSTIQUE THE ENT & GREN UNION ISLAND INC AD . V IN T ES CANOUAN S POINT JUPITER ESTATE RESORT & VILLAS ST. VINCENT MAYREAU CORBEC BAY HYAMBOOM BAY Canouan (pronounced ka-no-wan) is an island in the Grenadines, and one of nine inhabited and more than 20 uninhabited islands and cays which constitute Saint Vincent & The Grenadines. With a population of L’ANCE GUYAC BAY around 1,700, the small, at 3.5 miles (5.6km) by 1.25 miles (2km) yet inherently captivating island of Canouan BEQUIA BARBADOS R4 L’Ance Guyac is situated 25 miles (40km) South of Saint Vincent. Running along the Atlantic facing aspect of the island is 25 to 45 mins Beach Club PETIT MAHAULT BAY a barrier reef; whilst two bays separate its Southern side. The highest point on Canouan is Mount Royal. GRENADA 15 to 30 mins MUSTIQUE ST LUCIA 15 to 30 mins CANOUAN ST VINCENT SANDY LANE 10 mins YACHT CLUB LEGEND RESIDENCES TOBAGO CAYS K LITTLE BAY MAHAULT BEACH CANOUAN GOLF CLUB EVL TURTLE CREEK E31 IL SOGNO UNION ISLAND Canouan is accessible by POINT MOODY E27 BIG BLUE OCEAN E34 SILVER TURTLE air via five major gateways: CANOUAN ESTATE CHAPEL Barbados, St Lucia, Grenada, Martinique and ROAD mainland St Vincent. Its WHALING BAY airport features a 5900 ft runway, accommodating HIKING TRAIL private light, medium and some heavy jets for day or VILLAS RAMEAU BAY night landing. BOAT TRANSFERS Bellini’s Restaurant & Bar CARENAGE CANOTEN GV1 GV10 . La Piazza Restaurant & Bar E31 A4 CANOUAN ESTATE BOUNDARY R1 R2 A4 GV3 VILLAMIA GV14 THE BEACH HOUSE CATO BAY CS1 CS2 RUNWAY GV4 GOLF VILLA FOUR GV20 LITTLE BLUE OCEAN NEN’S BAY GV4 GV3 MOUNT ROYAL Chapel GV1 YACHT MARINA GV8a WHERE ELSE GV22 VILLA RITZ EVL CS3 GV8a A2 RC CHURCH GV8b ELSE WHERE A3 GV8b GV9 Tennis Courts GV9 VILLABU BACHELOR’S HALL BAY GV10 SOCIETY HALL CARENAGE BAY GV14 MOUNT ROYAL DRY POINT MYSORE BEACH CLOEY HOLE POLICE STATION E34 CARENAGE SUITES DALLIS BAY GV20 GODAHL BEACH GV22 LOCAL FISHERY E27 CS1 502, 504, 512, 514 A charming Caribbean SHELL BEACH R3 village with a rich sense of A5 SPA ISLAND DOCK & FERRY SERVICE 522, 524, 532, 534 CS2 community offers a select array CHARLESTOWN Shell Beach BILLY HOLE of shops and authentic eateries. MANDARIN ORIENTAL CS3 286, 287, 296, 297 Restaurant & Bar TWIN BAY POINT DU JOUR BARRIER REEF RESTAUR ANTS AMENITIES R1 BELLINI’S RESTAURANT & BAR A1 GOLF COURSE A4 FITNESS CENTER RILEY BAY TOBAGO CAYS LA PIAZZA RESTAURANT & BAR KIDS AND TEENS CLUB SPA R2 A2 A5 Petit Tabac Petit Bateau BARBRUCE BAY R3 SHELL BEACH RESTAURANT & BAR A3 TENNIS COURTS Petit Rameau Barradal R4 L’ANCE GUYAC BEACH CLUB Jamesby.

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