If you’re searching for a luxury holiday with constant sunshine, fun and relaxation, look no further than Grenada. Known as the Isle of Spice, this  Caribbean secret is riddled with rich culture and interesting history that will have you returning year after year.
 

Grenada is a small island with a big heart. While on holiday, we all know that a human touch makes a huge difference and Grenada ticks all the boxes for this. With friendly locals that have permanent smiles and world-class attentive hospitality, your Caribbean experience will be fulfilled in the most authentic way possible.
 

This gorgeous island is home to beautiful resorts, most of which are located on the beachfront to maximise your viewing pleasure. Make the most of your holiday experience by diving headfirst in to all the exciting activities and relaxing facilities each hotel has to offer. From watersports to massages, Grenada will supply you with smiles from start to finish.
 

However tempting to stay put, break out of your hotel’s walls and pound the pavements to explore Grenada. Try delicious Caribbean cuisine at local restaurants, view the stunning architecture of historical attractions or dive below the surface and enjoy snorkelling at one of the glorious coral reefs. Get ready to spam your Instagram feed with snaps!
 

No trip to the Caribbean is complete without a designated beach day. Grenada is home to the most gorgeous sands in the West Indies, perfect for long strolls or simply catching a tan underneath the beaming sun. Cool off in the crystal-clear sea and discover your inner water baby!
 

One visit to Grenada will quickly convert you from tourist to local resident. Island life will sink its hooks into you and will pull you like a magnet to return again and again!
 

WINGED BOOTS WISDOM 
 

Don’t forget your sunscreen! This gorgeous island packs a punch with high temperatures throughout the year, perfect for catching a tan with a layer of SPF 40. Insect repellent is also an essential as mosquitos can be in full force, especially during rainy seasons.