Isle à Quatre is an exceptional private island of approximately 376 acres, located just 1–2 miles south of Bequia and its airport, and only 5 miles west of Mustique. Uninhabited and largely unchanged, it represents one of the very last opportunities in the Caribbean to acquire an island of genuine scale, natural integrity, and long-term vision potential.
Sharing its early history with Bequia, Isle à Quatre was once settled and cultivated by the French until the end of the Seven Years’ War. Since that time, the island has reverted to nature, preserving an authentic and unspoiled character that is increasingly rare...
One of the Last Truly Untouched Islands
Isle à Quatre is an exceptional private island of approximately 376 acres, located just 1–2 miles south of Bequia and its airport, and only 5 miles west of Mustique. Uninhabited and largely unchanged, it represents one of the very last opportunities in the Caribbean to acquire an island of genuine scale, natural integrity, and long-term vision potential.
A Landscape Shaped by History
Sharing its early history with Bequia, Isle à Quatre was once settled and cultivated by the French until the end of the Seven Years’ War. Since that time, the island has reverted to nature, preserving an authentic and unspoiled character that is increasingly rare within the Grenadines.
A Strategic Position with Sweeping Island Views
From elevated points across the island, panoramic views extend in all directions across the Grenadine chain. Bequia lies immediately to the north, offering harbour facilities, services, and a convenient airport within minutes by boat. Beyond, the dramatic silhouette of St. Vincent rises in the distance. Mustique sits just 5 miles away, while to the south, Canouan lies approximately 15 miles away, home to one of the region’s most established five-star resort destinations. The international airport at Argyle, St. Vincent, is also within approximately 15 miles, providing direct connectivity to the world with regular flights to North America and Europe.
An Island of Natural Diversity
The island is covered in subtropical vegetation, scrub, and mature trees, with higher concentrations of established growth near the beaches along the eastern and southern shores. Sandy coves, natural bays, and gently sloping coastal areas offer a variety of settings suitable for discreet development while maintaining privacy and visual separation.
Vision for a Premium, Low-Density Island Retreat
The long-term vision for Isle à Quatre is the creation of a refined, low-impact private island retreat, inspired by the understated success of Mustique but on a grander, more exclusive scale. The emphasis is on extremely low density, allowing world-class residences and select amenities to sit lightly within the landscape. With its substantial acreage, the island also offers ample flexibility to thoughtfully introduce additional villas, guest accommodation, or complementary facilities over time, while preserving openness, privacy, and the island’s untouched character.
Exceptional Accessibility for a Private Island
Despite its unspoiled nature, Isle à Quatre enjoys outstanding accessibility by Caribbean standards. Bequia’s airport lies just 1–2 miles away, while the international airport on St. Vincent is approximately 15 miles distant. Additional private and regional aviation options are available on Mustique and Canouan, making the island exceptionally well connected for both private and charter travel.
A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity
Private islands of this scale, location, and natural beauty are increasingly scarce within the Grenadines. Isle à Quatre offers a singular opportunity to create a more premium, upscale island destination, blending exclusivity, environmental sensitivity, and long-term vision. For those seeking an unspoiled island canvas with immediate regional access and exceptional presence, Isle à Quatre stands apart.
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