Union Island holds a endemic lizard species just like the "Vincy Parrot" Amazona guildingii, belongs only to St Vincent & the Grenadines. 
In 1819 the first ship was build on Union Island. This “Katherine”, a vessel 22 meters long, will also be the first ship of St Vincent and the Grenadines. 
The 2007 Cricket World Cup, hosted by the West Indies from March 13 to April 28, 2007more
Union Island Easterval 2007 more 
Customs Plane Boat
Customs (Before you go)
Customs Office: located in the fishing complex and is open 8:30 a.m. to 6p.m. Mon-Sat (784-485 8294). Airport, open daily (784-4588-8760). Immigration must be cleared at the airport (784-458-8761).
Entry Requirements: You will need a valid passport unless you are a British, Canadian or U.S. national; citizens of these three countries must produce valid photo ID and a birth certificate and a stay of six months (at the discretion of the Immigration Department) is permitted. Visas are not required. You will also need a return ticket.
Entering items: You may enter Union Island with the following duty free items: 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or eight ounces of tobacco, one quart of wines or spirits. You may not bring drugs, firearms, ammunition or spear fishing equipment.
Leaving items: There is a Departure Tax of EC $20.00. Set aside some EC$ stuffed into your ticket for this purpose otherwise you may get caught short of appropriate cash. Returning to the Unites States, you may bring back duty-free U.S. $600 worth of goods, one liter of spirits; 200 cigarettes and 200 cigars. Returning to Canada you may bring back duty free C $300 worth of goods; 200 cigarettes, and 50 cigars, and 200 grams of tobacco; 40 imperial ounces of alcohol.