Argyle beach
Argyle Beach is a popular rocky beach located on the windward northeast side of St. Vincent Island in the Caribbean Sea, in Ovia Bay.
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Beach description
Unusual dark sand from volcanic rocks lies on the coast and bottom. The landscape of the resort is similar to Scotland. Swimming is problematic here. The beach is attractive for those who like to snorkel and dive. There are many deep caves under water.
Many people come to the beach to go windsurfing or trekking (hiking). There is a variety of diving sites on the island, where everyone will be taught scuba diving. The beach is popular with snorkeling enthusiasts. In the water there are many unusual fish, corals, sponges, underwater gardens, reefs. There are outlets of underwater springs. Banana trees, cocoa, coconuts, nutmeg, breadfruit grow near the resort.
When is it better to go
The most favorable time to relax on the beaches of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – is the period from December to May. A lot of precipitation falls in summer and autumn. The month with the most precipitation in the year – is July. Hurricanes are also happened. The average temperature – is +26 degrees. The climate is humid, tropical trade winds.