The word 'grenadines' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use 'grenadines' to refer to a group of islands in the Caribbean Sea between the islands of St. Vincent and Grenada. For example, "The Grenadines are a popular vacation spot for people looking to get away from the cold winter months."
Grenadines, also called Grenadine Islands, chain of about 600 islands and islets in the southeastern part of the Lesser Antilles in the West Indies, ranging over 60 miles (100 km) generally southwesterly from Saint Vincent to Grenada.
They lie at the eastern end of the Caribbean Sea, between latitudes 12° and 16° N and longitudes 60° and 62° W and include, from north to south, the English-speaking island of Dominica; the French département of Martinique; the English-speaking islands of Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent, and Grenada; and, between Saint Vincent and Grenada, the chain of small islands known as the Grenadines.
She booked this little expedition by plane to the Grenadines.
co.uk) is currently offering an oh-so-21st-century style of detox – a "de-tech" week where you can wean yourself off of technology with the help of a life coach in two television-free resorts in St Vincent and the Grenadines.
After half an hour of other people's music, Arulpragasam took the stage with her backup singer, a woman named Cherry, who came to England from the Grenadines.
… Alcademic: … And the liquor writer Camper English asks whether the grenadines used in the original Ward Eight, Jack Rose and Monkey Gland cocktails were made with real pomegranate.
Ferries deposit and pick up passengers shuttling between St . Vincentand the other islands of the Grenadines.
What do you most want to see again? A. I almost don't want to say this, but one of my favorite places would be the Tobago Cays, a cluster of five small, uninhabited islands in the Grenadines that form a sort of mini-archipelago.
This tiny spit of land has some of the longest, prettiest stretches of beach in the Grenadines.
Julie Cencebaugh and Dr. David S. Kloth were married Monday at Point Lookout, a villa on Mustique, a private resort island in the Grenadines.
She said: "Joromie Lewis was a Royal Navy veteran, originally from St Vincent and the Grenadines.
