Grenada

Known as the Spice Island of the Caribbean, Grenada boasts over 40 picturesque beaches, a wealth of water sports and an enviable average year round climate of 23C (80F). From rum-sampling to relaxation, a Mecca for divers and haven for resolute sunbathers, Grenada caters for every whim.

Almost Paradise Restaurant


Back in the sun whilst enjoying panoramic views of St Vincent at this picturesque idyll. Choose from their fresh fish, soups and salads.

The Grenada Chocolate Company

Sampling the exquisite and rich organic dark chocolate is an essential prerequisite. Made of 71% cocoa and produced in the world’s smallest chocolate factory. Available from Rococo’s.

Pappy’s Shop

The brainchild of owner Mcleigh Langaigne MBE (Pappy) is lined with row upon row of multihued wines and liqueurs, from hibiscus to tamarind and Pappy’s very own Bois Banda (a love potion).

Savvy’s

Furnished in zesty citrus hue, this bright and modern Italian overlooks the sea and presents a uniquely European touch within a Caribbean locale.

The Spice Island Resort

Set on the sugar fine sands if the Grand Anse Beach, Sir Royston Hopkins boutique resort offers a luxurious array of chic suites. Perennially fashionable yet fittingly colonial in style, the eight acre property is situated a mere 10 minutes from the airport and features a back- drop of lush rainforest hills and azure waters.

Laluna

Owned by former New York-based fashion consultant for Armani, Prada and LaPerla, Bernardo Bertucci, Laluna’s sixteen cottages are expectedly glossy and luxe. Each is furnished with a plunge pool, secluded veranda and opulent Balinese four poster bed.

Mount Cinnamon

Mount Cinnamon the capital of St George’s, these newly built hillside villas and haciendas overlooking the Caribbean Sea are an ideal investment opportunity for those seeking to purchase a tropical retreat or wishing to generate rental income. Owners can enjoy full-management and close proximity to Port Louis Marina.

Mount Edgecombe

Available for exclusive use this sympathetically restored plantation nestled in the mountains of the Grand Etang Forest holds scenic panoramic views, two self-contained guest suites and infinity pools overlooking the sea. The surrounding landscaped gardens are home to indigenous plant and spices.