Ultra Luxury Grenada Holidays
Grenada is the largest and most popular of the islands and is known for its eco-conscious tourism and beautiful resorts, most of which are located on the beachfront. A magnet for thrill-seekers and beach bums alike, Grenada offers a world of experiences including hiking through unblemished rainforests, trekking up splendid mountains, and diving into the crystal-clear pools of no fewer than fourteen waterfalls. And the opportunities to simply unwind on its gorgeous sun-tinged sands are endless!
Grenada is home to forty of the most gorgeous beaches in the West Indies, perfect for long strolls, water sports pursuits or simply basking underneath the beaming sun. Grand Anse Beach is the most well-known stretch with turquoise-blue water, white sand, and unforgettable views of the capital St. George’s and the mountains beyond, while Magazine Beach, Morne Rouge Beach and Bathway Beach also provide those all-important tropical beach necessities for unfettered relaxation and fun.
The cuisine in Grenada is truly remarkable and if you’re a foodie, this is your island. You’ll find spice-infused offerings at every turn with an aromatic mix of nutmeg and mace, saffron, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Its influences stem from Caribbean, African, and Indian traditions throughout a wide variety of seafood and grilled meat dishes, alongside refreshing cocktails and delectable chocolatey desserts to indulge in!
Grenada is the largest and most popular of the islands and is known for its eco-conscious tourism and beautiful resorts, most of which are located on the beachfront. A magnet for thrill-seekers and beach bums alike, Grenada offers a world of experiences including hiking through unblemished rainforests, trekking up splendid mountains, and diving into the crystal-clear pools of no fewer than fourteen waterfalls. And the opportunities to simply unwind on its gorgeous sun-tinged sands are endless!
Grenada is home to forty of the most gorgeous beaches in the West Indies, perfect for long strolls, water sports pursuits or simply basking underneath the beaming sun. Grand Anse Beach is the most well-known stretch with turquoise-blue water, white sand, and unforgettable views of the capital St. George’s and the mountains beyond, while Magazine Beach, Morne Rouge Beach and Bathway Beach also provide those all-important tropical beach necessities for unfettered relaxation and fun.
The cuisine in Grenada is truly remarkable and if you’re a foodie, this is your island. You’ll find spice-infused offerings at every turn with an aromatic mix of nutmeg and mace, saffron, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Its influences stem from Caribbean, African, and Indian traditions throughout a wide variety of seafood and grilled meat dishes, alongside refreshing cocktails and delectable chocolatey desserts to indulge in!
Grenada is the largest and most popular of the islands and is known for its eco-conscious tourism and beautiful resorts, most of which are located on the beachfront. A magnet for thrill-seekers and beach bums alike, Grenada offers a world of experiences including hiking through unblemished rainforests, trekking up splendid mountains, and diving into the crystal-clear pools of no fewer than fourteen waterfalls. And the opportunities to simply unwind on its gorgeous sun-tinged sands are endless!
Grenada is home to forty of the most gorgeous beaches in the West Indies, perfect for long strolls, water sports pursuits or simply basking underneath the beaming sun. Grand Anse Beach is the most well-known stretch with turquoise-blue water, white sand, and unforgettable views of the capital St. George’s and the mountains beyond, while Magazine Beach, Morne Rouge Beach and Bathway Beach also provide those all-important tropical beach necessities for unfettered relaxation and fun.
The cuisine in Grenada is truly remarkable and if you’re a foodie, this is your island. You’ll find spice-infused offerings at every turn with an aromatic mix of nutmeg and mace, saffron, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Its influences stem from Caribbean, African, and Indian traditions throughout a wide variety of seafood and grilled meat dishes, alongside refreshing cocktails and delectable chocolatey desserts to indulge in!
The Spice of the Caribbean certainly lives up to its name, offering island food at its best. You can’t visit Grenada without sampling its chocolate, rum, and spiced cuisine!
Culinary Adventures
The Spice of the Caribbean certainly lives up to its name, offering island food at its best. You can’t visit Grenada without sampling its chocolate, rum, and spiced cuisine!
Divers of all levels will delight in the wonders of over 50 unique dive sites as Grenada boasts vibrant coral reefs, dramatic shipwrecks, and a unique underwater sculpture park.
A Diver’s Paradise
Divers of all levels will delight in the wonders of over 50 unique dive sites as Grenada boasts vibrant coral reefs, dramatic shipwrecks, and a unique underwater sculpture park.
Immerse yourself amid Grenada’s striking natural environment on hiking trails, underwater explorations, rainforest discoveries and waterfall encounters—this beautiful island is the perfect backdrop for epic outdoor adventures!
Eco Activities
Immerse yourself amid Grenada’s striking natural environment on hiking trails, underwater explorations, rainforest discoveries and waterfall encounters—this beautiful island is the perfect backdrop for epic outdoor adventures!
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Calabash Grenada
St. George's, Grenada
You’re invited to the Caribbean’s finest at Calabash Grenada—where island charm meets five-star living. Nestled along the celebrated shores of Prickly Bay, this boutique-style sanctuary brings tranquillity to your intimate sunny escape.
You’re invited to the Caribbean’s finest at Calabash Grenada—where island charm meets five-star living. Nestled along the celebrated shores of Prickly Bay, this boutique-style sanctuary brings tranquillity to your intimate sunny escape.
You’re invited to the Caribbean’s finest at Calabash Grenada—where island charm meets five-star living. Nestled along the celebrated shores of Prickly Bay, this boutique-style sanctuary brings tranquillity to your intimate sunny escape.
Silversands Grenada
Grand Anse, Grenada
Found on Grand Anse Beach, Silversands Grenada is a sanctuary of five-star modern luxury. With panoramic ocean vistas, indulgent dining options, and a world-class spa, every little detail of paradise is catered for here.
Found on Grand Anse Beach, Silversands Grenada is a sanctuary of five-star modern luxury. With panoramic ocean vistas, indulgent dining options, and a world-class spa, every little detail of paradise is catered for here.
Found on Grand Anse Beach, Silversands Grenada is a sanctuary of five-star modern luxury. With panoramic ocean vistas, indulgent dining options, and a world-class spa, every little detail of paradise is catered for here.
Spice Island Beach Resort
Grand Anse, Grenada
Experience the magical beachy charm of Spice Island, a Grenadian sanctuary blending Caribbean beauty with luxurious all-inclusive indulgence. Found on Grand Anse Beach, this place adds a well-needed zing of relaxation to your holiday.
Experience the magical beachy charm of Spice Island, a Grenadian sanctuary blending Caribbean beauty with luxurious all-inclusive indulgence. Found on Grand Anse Beach, this place adds a well-needed zing of relaxation to your holiday.
Experience the magical beachy charm of Spice Island, a Grenadian sanctuary blending Caribbean beauty with luxurious all-inclusive indulgence. Found on Grand Anse Beach, this place adds a well-needed zing of relaxation to your holiday.
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Silversands Grenada
Found on Grand Anse Beach, Silversands Grenada is a sanctuary of five-star modern luxury. With panoramic ocean vistas, indulgent dining options, and a world-class spa, every little detail of paradise is catered for here.
Spice Island Beach Resort
Experience the magical beachy charm of Spice Island, a Grenadian sanctuary blending Caribbean beauty with luxurious all-inclusive indulgence. Found on Grand Anse Beach, this place adds a well-needed zing of relaxation to your holiday.
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Grenada in a Nutshell
Morne Rouge Beach is a gorgeously sheltered spot for blissful swimming in its crystal-clear waters and lolling on its lightly toasted sands. This attractive stretch of sand features no resort hotels and fewer amenities, with a more local and quieter feel.
If you fancy diving deeper (literally), Grenada is home to the world’s first underwater sculpture park, which has become one of the most popular snorkelling sites on the island and a must-visit for any visitor. This beautiful, submerged art gallery has become a huge attraction for snorkellers and marine life alike.
More than just beaches, Grenada offers a world of inland beauty to explore. Tackle a challenging hiking trail or go on a leisurely forest walk to learn about the island’s ecosystem and natural environment. And there are many amazing tours to go on that will appeal to nature lovers, bird watchers, photographers, and adventurous folks alike.
Grenadian cuisine focuses on its infusion of delicate spices, whether in fine dining establishments, casual beachside eateries or even street food stalls. For a flavour sensation, try the national dish, ‘oil down’—a one-pot stew comprising coconut milk, meat, ground provisions, callaloo, and a symphony of aromatic spices. No trip to Grenada is complete without a taste!
For an elegant fine dining experience, Rhodes Restaurant at the esteemed Calabash Hotel is a great start. One of only three Rhodes chains outside of the UK, you’ll find stunning dishes meticulously prepared with locally supplied fresh ingredients, including the catch of the day, slow cooked pork ribs, and handcrafted pasta. Breads and ice cream are also made on the premises, combining a gourmet affair with traditional home cooking.
If you’re searching for a more casual vibe, hit up the wonderful Umbrellas Beach Bar after a day on Grand Anse Beach. This laid-back venue serves up a lively island feel along with excellent food and cocktails, with live music by local musicians every Friday and Sunday night.
Get that Friday feeling at Gouyave Fish Friday, a weekly street party taking place in the north-west fishing village of Gouyave. Sample seafood that’s cooked the island way, like crab cakes, whole red snapper and grilled lobster, washed down with beer, rum punch or homemade juice.
Don’t underestimate this tranquil destination’s ability to come to life at night! For weekend fun, head to Bananas on Grenada’s south-west coast. A quiet sport bar on weekdays, Fridays and Saturdays are when the roof is truly raised, and Bananas transforms into an indoor nightclub with a line-up of impressive local DJs.
Morne Rouge Beach is a gorgeously sheltered spot for blissful swimming in its crystal-clear waters and lolling on its lightly toasted sands. This attractive stretch of sand features no resort hotels and fewer amenities, with a more local and quieter feel.
If you fancy diving deeper (literally), Grenada is home to the world’s first underwater sculpture park, which has become one of the most popular snorkelling sites on the island and a must-visit for any visitor. This beautiful, submerged art gallery has become a huge attraction for snorkellers and marine life alike.
More than just beaches, Grenada offers a world of inland beauty to explore. Tackle a challenging hiking trail or go on a leisurely forest walk to learn about the island’s ecosystem and natural environment. And there are many amazing tours to go on that will appeal to nature lovers, bird watchers, photographers, and adventurous folks alike.
Grenadian cuisine focuses on its infusion of delicate spices, whether in fine dining establishments, casual beachside eateries or even street food stalls. For a flavour sensation, try the national dish, ‘oil down’—a one-pot stew comprising coconut milk, meat, ground provisions, callaloo, and a symphony of aromatic spices. No trip to Grenada is complete without a taste!
For an elegant fine dining experience, Rhodes Restaurant at the esteemed Calabash Hotel is a great start. One of only three Rhodes chains outside of the UK, you’ll find stunning dishes meticulously prepared with locally supplied fresh ingredients, including the catch of the day, slow cooked pork ribs, and handcrafted pasta. Breads and ice cream are also made on the premises, combining a gourmet affair with traditional home cooking.
If you’re searching for a more casual vibe, hit up the wonderful Umbrellas Beach Bar after a day on Grand Anse Beach. This laid-back venue serves up a lively island feel along with excellent food and cocktails, with live music by local musicians every Friday and Sunday night.
Get that Friday feeling at Gouyave Fish Friday, a weekly street party taking place in the north-west fishing village of Gouyave. Sample seafood that’s cooked the island way, like crab cakes, whole red snapper and grilled lobster, washed down with beer, rum punch or homemade juice.
Don’t underestimate this tranquil destination’s ability to come to life at night! For weekend fun, head to Bananas on Grenada’s south-west coast. A quiet sport bar on weekdays, Fridays and Saturdays are when the roof is truly raised, and Bananas transforms into an indoor nightclub with a line-up of impressive local DJs.
Morne Rouge Beach is a gorgeously sheltered spot for blissful swimming in its crystal-clear waters and lolling on its lightly toasted sands. This attractive stretch of sand features no resort hotels and fewer amenities, with a more local and quieter feel.
If you fancy diving deeper (literally), Grenada is home to the world’s first underwater sculpture park, which has become one of the most popular snorkelling sites on the island and a must-visit for any visitor. This beautiful, submerged art gallery has become a huge attraction for snorkellers and marine life alike.
More than just beaches, Grenada offers a world of inland beauty to explore. Tackle a challenging hiking trail or go on a leisurely forest walk to learn about the island’s ecosystem and natural environment. And there are many amazing tours to go on that will appeal to nature lovers, bird watchers, photographers, and adventurous folks alike.
Grenadian cuisine focuses on its infusion of delicate spices, whether in fine dining establishments, casual beachside eateries or even street food stalls. For a flavour sensation, try the national dish, ‘oil down’—a one-pot stew comprising coconut milk, meat, ground provisions, callaloo, and a symphony of aromatic spices. No trip to Grenada is complete without a taste!
For an elegant fine dining experience, Rhodes Restaurant at the esteemed Calabash Hotel is a great start. One of only three Rhodes chains outside of the UK, you’ll find stunning dishes meticulously prepared with locally supplied fresh ingredients, including the catch of the day, slow cooked pork ribs, and handcrafted pasta. Breads and ice cream are also made on the premises, combining a gourmet affair with traditional home cooking.
If you’re searching for a more casual vibe, hit up the wonderful Umbrellas Beach Bar after a day on Grand Anse Beach. This laid-back venue serves up a lively island feel along with excellent food and cocktails, with live music by local musicians every Friday and Sunday night.
Get that Friday feeling at Gouyave Fish Friday, a weekly street party taking place in the north-west fishing village of Gouyave. Sample seafood that’s cooked the island way, like crab cakes, whole red snapper and grilled lobster, washed down with beer, rum punch or homemade juice.
Don’t underestimate this tranquil destination’s ability to come to life at night! For weekend fun, head to Bananas on Grenada’s south-west coast. A quiet sport bar on weekdays, Fridays and Saturdays are when the roof is truly raised, and Bananas transforms into an indoor nightclub with a line-up of impressive local DJs.
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