Often referred to as the 'Spice Island’, Grenada is as enigmatic, heady and sensuous as the spices that it grows. Succumb to the individual charm of this romantic destination, with its distinctive culinary influences, rainforests, waterfalls and idyllic harbour.
Life here is mellow, unrushed and fragrantly seasoned with the spices and cacao that have earned it its reputation as the Caribbean’s ‘Spice Isle’.
Beach lovers need look no further than Grand Anse Bay, a two-mile curve of perfect sand just south of the capital, St. George’s.
Snorkellers and divers flock to Grenada’s captivating underwater sculpture park: 65 works of art installed underwater in Molinere Bay off the island’s west coast.
The interior is one of the lushest and most mountainous in the Caribbean, with hikes in Grand Etang National Park and to Seven Sisters Falls particular highlights.
An island tour is an absolute must, with charismatic local guides taking you to spice plantations, chocolate factories and rum distilleries.
Situated in the south of the Caribbean at the foot of the Windward Islands, Grenada is attractive, green and lush with wonderful walking routes through the tropical rainforest at Grand Etang. Swim in the mesmerising Seven Sisters and Concord waterfalls inland, or make the most of the immaculate beaches. Charter a yacht or catamaran and spend some time meandering through The Grenadines, or take a day trip to sister islands Petit Martinique and Carriacou.
Located in St. David, the Laura Land Herb and Spice Garden has numerous examples of trees, herbs and spices grown on the island and offers tours to discover the traditional herbs used in local medicine. The people here are warm, friendly and welcoming and always willing to share their culinary secrets. Be amazed by the delectable ‘Oil Down’, a mix of callaloo and meat or fish with characteristic local spices and coconut milk.
Overall the climate can be described as tropical, with the dry season from January to May and the rainy season from June to December. Tropical storms and hurricanes may occur between June and November.
Set on a picturesque headland on the southeastern shores of Grenada, Six Senses La Sagesse is the brand’s first hotel in the Caribbean and brings its signature blend of coastal-chic luxury and wellness to the island.
Set against a dramatic stone bluff overlooking the turquoise waters of Portici Beach, this intimate resort is the sister hotel to Silversands Grand Anse and the epitome of Caribbean island escapism.
Perched on Grand Anse Beach on the southern tip of Grenada, the stylish Silversands Grand Anse has redefined luxury on the island. Chic and understated, yet also bold and exciting, the property is an architectural masterpiece that is sure to attract the attention of discerning travellers.
This boutique, beachfront Relais & Châteaux property has been run by the same family since 1987 and prides itself on its laid-back-luxury atmosphere and friendly, discreet service.
Set on Grand Anse Beach, a two-mile expanse of flawless fine sand and gently lapping waves, Spice Island Beach Resort is an all-inclusive, all-suite resort with dramatic ocean views and sumptuous, tropical gardens.
A cascade of whitewashed Mediterranean suites and villas adorn the hillside that faces the stunning Grand Anse Beach and its two miles of unspoiled powdery white sands. At this resort, guests can enjoy the freedom of suites or independent villa accommodation with the benefit of the hotel’s wider amenities.