Luxury Grenada Holidays

Are you dreaming of secluded beaches, stunning sunsets, and untouched Caribbean scenery?  Then let us take you away to the wonderful island of Grenada.  Often fondly referred to as ‘Spice Island’, Grenada offers a tranquil escape from everything where rest and relaxation are the order of the day – every day.

REMOTE BEACHES, UNTOUCHED RAINFORESTS, MYSTICAL SHIPWRECKS

Grenada is famed for its extraordinary beauty.  Wander along idyllic beaches where the Caribbean seas lazily lap the pristine shores, setting the tone for your luxurious getaway.  Great Anse is Grenada’s well-loved stretch of shoreline with two miles of seemingly untouched glittering beach to enjoy.

Further inland is where Grenada will truly capture your imagination with its lush and fertile landscapes, where you will discover tropical rainforests, exotic flowers and incredible spice plantations to flood your senses with colour, beauty, and rich aromas. 

Grenada is known as ‘Spice Island’ owing to the many exotic spices that are grown here including nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, and cacao.  Visits to the spice plantations are an absolute must, as well as a shopping trip to the bustling Saturday market in the capital St George’s where you can stock up on homegrown spices and other local produce.

Chocolate lovers will rejoice in Grenada as it is home to its own exquisite local chocolate, all available to sample of course!  As well as the locally produced rum which you can discover and enjoy with a tour of one of the island’s distilleries.

You will long to explore this fascinating island and there are many trekking opportunities available with guided tours to Grenada’s National Parks where you can learn about its unique ecosystems.  Follow one of the many hiking trails along the shores of Great Etang Lake where you will discover crystal clear waterfalls and natural pools to bring refreshment in the tropical heat.

Dive beneath Grenada’s turquoise waters and swim amongst the world’s very first underwater sculpture gallery or join a local guide to learn about the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean.

There are many treats in store for you in Grenada and we would love to help you create the perfect holiday that is tailored just for you.

Top 5 things to do in Grenada

• See the world's first underwater sculptures in the Sculpture Park.
• Visit the house of chocolate to eat the most chocolately brownie you will ever have eaten.
• A ten-minute walk will find you at the beautiful Royal Mount Carmel Falls.
• Climb up to Fort Matthew, an 18th Century fort, the largest of its kind on the island.
• Tee-off at Grenada's golf course and country club. The 1936, 9 hole course has a hilly terrain to test your skills.

Top 5 facts about Grenada

• Christopher Columbus discovered the island in 1498 and named it Concepcion.
• Grenada is known as the island of spice. Nutmeg accounts for one of the major exports from the country.
• The island has only three traffic lights.
• The Grenada Dove is the national bird. It is included on the critically endangered list.
• There are no venomous snakes, even though half the country is covered by forests.