The government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines has invested millions of dollars to improve and expand the infrastructure of the country. Existing facilities and services are reliable and adhere to internationally acceptable standards.

Sea Ports
The major sea ports are located at

	Kingstown
	Campden Park (2 miles west of the capital)

Road Network
St. Vincent and the Grenadines has a total of 1033km/642 miles of road. The Windward Highway Rehabilitation Project is nearing completion and the South Leeward Highway Rehabilitation Project is set to begin shortly.
 

Airports and Routes
St. Vincent and the Grenadines is served by five (5) airports. These include:

	E.T Joshua Airport on mainland St. Vincent
	J.F Mitchell Airport – Bequia
	Union Island Airport
	Mustique Airport
	Canouan Jetport

The airport on Canouan has a runway of 5900ft / 1798m and is able to accommodate medium-sized jets. Airport development, however, is ongoing. By 2011, St. Vincent and the Grenadines will have a 9000ft / 2743 international airport at Argyle. Travellers from Europe and North America can access the islands through six (6) major gateways.
 

	Barbados – Grantley Adams International Airport
	Grenada – Maurice Bishop International Airport
	Martinique – Martinique Aime Cesaire international Airport
	St. Lucia – Hewanorra International Airport
	Puerto Rico – Luis Munoz Marin International Airport
	Trinidad and Tobago – Piarco International Airport

Telecommunications

St. Vincent and the Grenadines has a modern, state of the art, fiber optic digital telephone system, internet, boat phone, cellular service (GSM Platform) and telex. Telegraph and facsimile services are also available.
Fixed line telephone services are provided by Lime (formerly Cable and Wireless), Digicel and Karib Cable.
Mobile services are provided by Lime and Digicel
Internet service is available from Lime and Karib Cable very reasonable rates.
 

Electricity
St. Vincent Electricity Services Ltd. (VINLEC) is the sole provider of electricity in the country. The energy is generated through the use of diesel and hydro power.
Electricity: 230 volts

	Single phase at 50Hz cycle
	3 phase at 400 volts at 50Hz

Rates are classified into three (3) categories:

	Domestic / Residential
	Commercial
	Industrial

Water
The Central Water and Sewage Authority (CWSA) is the body responsible for managing the supply of water in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The country has an abundant supply of potable water which is efficiently and reliably distributed.

Postal Services

The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Postal Corporation is directly responsible for general post services. Services provided include:

	Inward and outward facsimile
	Inter-island courier
	International Express Mail
	Post Cash

Courier Services

	Federal Express
	DHL Express
	LIAT Quikpak
	Pak Ya
	Aeropost
	Ezone
	EMS Vinpost (SVG Post)