Sandy Island in Carriacou, Grenada, is a small, uninhabited island known for its pristine white sand beach and excellent snorkeling opportunities in the surrounding coral reefs. Access is typically by boat, and the island is small enough to explore on foot. A visit typically lasts a few hours to a half-day. The cost mainly involves boat transportation, which can vary depending on negotiation and group size. While solo visits are possible by arranging private transport, guided tours may offer more convenience and insights into the local marine life. There may be seasonal variations in sea conditions affecting accessibility, particularly during hurricane season (June to November). Ensure to bring your own supplies, including food, water, and sunscreen, as there are no facilities on the island. Accessibility may be limited for individuals with mobility issues due to boat transfers and sandy terrain.