Grenada
Grenada was a great surprise on our first visit, it is so unspoilt. St Georges the capital of Grenada is full of old world charm and has remained largely unchanged in 100 years, where pastel buildings, cobblestone streets, old churches, some fine examples of Georgian buildings and the Spice Market definately worth a visit. On our second visit we spent sometime visiting the northern half of the island. There is little tourist development and few beaches but the provincial towns are full of old world charm. We visited Grenville, Sauters and Gouyave all are very 'olde worlde' small shops, bakers etc in th ehigh street all remarkably and friendly with the locals very happy to give advise and directions etc.
Grand Anse Beach
Brilliant white sand meets the turquoise Caribbean, the colors are just staggering. We Recommend Spice Island Resort.Pink Gin Beach
Further to the most southerly point of Grenada another stunning beach of turquoise waters and white sand. Enjoy a leisurely lunch of The Aquarium Restaurant and marvel at the view.HOT TIP. Take advantage of the 3 hours Check-in facility offered by British Airways and Virgin Atlantic and proceed with your Boarding Pass and hand luggage over the hill opposite the terminal to the Aquarium Restaurant and enjoy a drink/lunch overlooking the Caribbean. We Recommend Rex Grenadian
L'anse Aux Epines Beach
A quiet residential area of villas leading down to the palm fringed beach. We Recommend Calabash HotelOur Clients Recommend:
If a tranquil atmosphere and picturesque beauty are what you seek, then look no further than the Calabash Hotel & Villas and enjoy Gary Rhodes recently opened restaurant.. Enjoy the All Inclusive resort of La Source or choose the Spice Island Beach Resort in Grand Anse Beach for eco friendly luxury and natural beauty or for sailing and diving look at the True Blue Resort..
Spice Island Beach Resort with Deluxe Spa Resort is directly located on the white sands and crystal-blue waters of the Caribbean on the world-renowned Grand Anse Beach, just steps from your door This All Inclusive resort includes Welcome drink. Full breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner with drinks by the glass…
Nestled within 18 acres of tropical vegetation and gardens on a hillside overlooking St David's Harbour, Bel Air Plantation Resort has delightful wooden chalets dotted around the estate. Located on the south eastern side of the island, approximately 30 minutes by road from Point Salines International Airport and the capital St…
Blue Horizons Garden Resort is situated on the South West Coast of Grenada, in extensive tropical gardens, 300 yards from Grand Anse Beach. Blue Horizons Garden Resort has luxurious self catering accommodations in two different categories, a friendly staff, and one of Grenada's finest restaurants, La Belle Creole. Swim in our…
The Calabash boutique hotel is Grenada's most traditional and historic hotels and now boats a restaurant run by Gary Rhodes. A beguiling beach side sanctuary whose raison d’être is personal service and whose setting amidst extensive flower-filled lawns is totally conducive to relaxation. Complimentary water sports (non-motorised) from the beach. Floodlit…
If you ever dream of being stranded on tropical island the La Luna Resort & Spa, Grenada is the next best thing. Set on the southwestern tip of the island of Grenada, the exclusive resort is surrounded by emerald green hills and a pristine white sand beach. La Luna Grenada…
