Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – Caribbean Island Paradise | Free Documentary Nature

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1. It doesn't get much more Caribbean than on the islands of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Located in the southeast Windward Islands of the Lesser Antilles, which lie in the West Indies at the southern end of the eastern border of the Caribbean Sea. Now that sounds complicated. I suggest just google mapping it real quick.

   Let us know what you think about the pristine deserted beaches, uninhabited islands, lush vegetation. Enjoy!

2. It is inhabited… With indigenous ppl… Caucasians said that about America and look where we are today… The indigenous ppl don't even run their own land. They love to show pics or videos and put their own twist on the narrative.

3. Beautiful! I can imagine how America looked b4 all these foreigners came!

4. Good

5. The accent is stronger in the children as it was years ago in my country The Bahamas. Now the accent is pretty much gone from my people. I appreciate watching this and seeing the strong culture thriving. In my young days we made the coconut husk boats also, and carved out model boats but that time has now past.

6. Nice, but most people don’t live in Kingstown!

7. Sweet home SVG

8. That seafood looks amazin! I would like for the black people to depend on themselves and not the white tourists.

9. @00:25 Master Roshi's Kame house

10. I'm Chrissy from Baltimore Maryland never been to 🇻🇨 I want to come to the Island . I hate the cold weather I 💗 warm weather I'm interesting in 🇻🇨🇻🇨

11. As a Garifuna born from Honduran parents love this video and the shared history we have with St. Vincent….My goal is to visit the motherland

12. St.vince real name was yurumei I'm a Garifuna

13. 👌👌

14. It is not far away when the sea oceans will be barren .

15. Anxious for the slaughter of so many snails to satiate human tongue.

16. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

17. Does anyone know how much the model boats are? Like a price range? I have a friend in the area right now.

18. Youloumain was the original name of Saint Vincent!

19. اللهم اهدني وعصاه الأنس والجن وكل الذريات دعوه لهدايتك وكل العالم احفظها وانشرها لتأخذ ثواب هدايتهم ❤❤

20. The laundry service, conch island and boat building are extraordinary. The children are beautiful. Such a nice country….

21. That where my dad nah fam man

22. 🇻🇨🇻🇨

23. Wow! Miranda’s laundry service is so impressive. I wish I could buy her a few more machines and dryers! Such a smart woman.

24. I actually googled this! I’m Jamaican 😅

25. Shameful, my beautiful black sister reduced to picking up trash for Europeans

26. Love my country

27. It

28. Miranda is a brilliant business woman. Nice video documentary

29. Ahh, so peaceful and quite

30. Thank you for this Documentary! It is is my home land and if YAH/The Most High will it to be I shall soon be returning, permanently!!! I miss my people and our culture.

31. even though Carlos didn't get any customers, he still helped his competitors. what a beautiful world over there

32. Almost every time I watch a documentary about a black or Caribbean nation, I always hear about the British slave business

33. 🟢🟢🟢

34. 5:17 what kind of fish is that? I'd love to visit that island, I might get lucky and find this same species

35. Happened right next to me and I never saw a thing 🤣🤣🤣

36. This is the best video I have seen of the activities and culture of a Caribbean Island. Great job sir.

37. Great video guys.

38. Great service Miranda. May God bless you and your beautiful Caribbean Islands.

39. I enjoyed this i recently watched st vincent on knowlets Go Tv

40. Nice documentary on my home 🇻🇨🇻🇨🇻🇨
    Island life sweet.

41. I'm from Grenada and living in the UK

42. This is modern day slavery. You pay nothing to live in the water and run us down to pick up your trash.

43. I cant wait to visit The Spice Isle!!! Should be there dec 22…..loving everything!

44. Not been here but i have been to barbados, jamaica and the dominican republic but i'd love to go to some of the more smaller more remote islands like this.

45. so how do the majority of the people live?

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