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LaSource
Rex Granadian
Coyaba Grenada
Calabash Hotel
Grenada Grande
Spice Island Grenada
Secret Harbour
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Discount Rates and
Bargain Prices on Vacations, Honeymoons
and Weddings to Grenada the Spice Island of the Caribbean
 Known
as the Spice of the Caribbean with the scents of nutmeg and vanilla in the
air, Grenada is one of the world's last untouched islands where you can
celebrate life and the pure gifts of nature that surround you.
The nation includes three islands: Grenada itself, Carriacou, and Petite
Martinique. The French and British fought Grenada until 1783 when the
Treaty of Versailles awarded Grenada to the British. Grenada achieved
complete independence in 1974.
Most stops are located in the capital city of St. George's and you can
find Batik printed items, hand made straw and clay items, wood carvings,
spice baskets and paintings by local artists. The usual duty-free
treasures can be purchased at the airport or at Duty-free shops in St.
George's and Grand Anse.
For active vacationers, Grenada offers a great diversity of SCUBA diving,
snorkeling and hiking. The longest wreck in the Caribbean, the Bianca C,
an Italian passenger liner sunk in 1965, is a magnet for the more
experienced diver. The lush reefs of the Atlantic offer treats such as
sleeping nurse sharks, six-foot sting rays, turtles and great visibility!
The Caribbean reefs often come to within feet of the surface and offer the
novice diver and snorkeler a calm place to explore the underwater world,
while viewing black coral trees, Nassau grouper and schools of psychedelic
squid!
Click on
links below to see the Grenadian hotels we represent
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LaSource Spa All-Inclusive Resort is minutes
from the airport (but away from the flight path), this all-inclusive
resort and spa unfolds on 40 acres facing Pink Gin Beach. The
complex is reminiscent of a 19th-century West Indian colonial
village, with the gracious main building resembling a governor's
residence. Its grand reception hall leads to a breezy courtyard,
around which are the spa-treatment rooms, a restaurant with a
colonnaded dining terrace, a piano bar, and a two-level swimming
pool. You can experiment with the chef's light spa cuisine or choose
richer menu selections. In addition to the usual resort sports, yoga
and fencing are offered. Rates include everything,--even spa
treatments (aromatherapy, wraps, rubs, massages, and facials)--and
tipping isn't allowed.
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Coyaba means
"heaven" in the Arawak Indian language. Right on Grand Anse
Beach--certainly a heavenly spot--Coyaba is a comfortable, good-value
hotel. You'll find complimentary non-motorized, watersports equipment,
tennis, volleyball, a pool with Grenada's only swim-up bar, and dining
in a bamboo-walled restaurant or on the terrace. Rooms, decorated with
natural wood and Arawak-inspired folk art, are in several peach-pink,
two-story buildings that surround 5-1/2 acres of beautifully
landscaped lawns and gardens; the beach is just beyond the gardens.
There's musical entertainment several nights a week.
Coyaba
Grenada
Detailed Webpage
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Suites in this
very elegant, comfortable, hotel on the L'Anse aux Epines peninsula
are in two-story cottages scattered over 8 acres of tropical gardens
that hug the curved beach and a yacht harbor on Prickly Bay. The
cottages are framed by fragrant frangipani and colorful hibiscus,
bougainvillea, and oleander blossoms. Twenty-two suites have whirlpool
baths; eight have private plunge pools. Each suite has a spacious
bedroom and sitting area, as well as a verandah where breakfast is
delivered. Rooms have rattan and wicker furniture and are decorated in
soothing pastels and island-print fabrics. Fans dangle from
whitewashed ceilings. Bathrooms are equipped with hair dryers and
lighted makeup mirrors. At Cicely's, the hotel's award-winning
restaurant, a well-trained staff serves excellent food.
Rex
Grenadian Detailed Webpage
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Suites in this
very elegant, comfortable, hotel on the L'Anse aux Epines peninsula
are in two-story cottages scattered over 8 acres of tropical gardens
that hug the curved beach and a yacht harbor on Prickly Bay. The
cottages are framed by fragrant frangipani and colorful hibiscus,
bougainvillea, and oleander blossoms. Twenty-two suites have whirlpool
baths; eight have private plunge pools. Each suite has a spacious
bedroom and sitting area, as well as a verandah where breakfast is
delivered. Rooms have rattan and wicker furniture and are decorated in
soothing pastels and island-print fabrics. Fans dangle from
whitewashed ceilings. Bathrooms are equipped with hair dryers and
lighted makeup mirrors. At Cicely's, the hotel's award-winning
restaurant, a well-trained staff serves excellent food.
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Grande Beach Resort |
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Located on 20
acres of lush tropical gardens and two miles of white sands on the
world-renowned Grand Anse Beach, the Grenada Grand Beach Resort offers
West Indian charm reminiscent of a gracious past.
Grenada
Grande Resort Detailed Webpage |
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Island Grenada (All-Inclusive) |
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You won't find a
better location in Grenada than this classic beach resort.
In some suites you can step from your room right onto Grand
Anse Beach. Other suites have terraces that overlook garden,
sea, or sunset. The luxurious rooms are spacious, stylishly
decorated in sand and coral tones, with vast mirrored
closets and extra-large, skylighted bathrooms with whirlpool
tubs, hair dryers, and plenty of plush towels. Thirteen
private plunge pool suites are just 50 ft from the beach; 39
whirlpool suites are in either beachfront or garden
locations. Four Royal Suites, each 1,473 square ft, are the
ultimate luxury, with a 16- X 20-ft pool, a garden, a
sitting room, a sundeck, and an in-room fitness area with
exercise bike and sauna. There's a TV in the library and in
each Royal Suite. You can dine at Spice Island Beach
Resort's beachside restaurant (several times a week in
season, there's also entertainment) or at Blue Horizons
Cottage Hotel's restaurant, La Belle Creole. You also have
free use of Sunfish, pedal boats, kayaks, and snorkel gear
for an hour per day
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Spice
Island Grenada Detailed Webpage
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Situated on a quiet, secluded
beach and spread over several acres, LaLuna is Grenada’s
first boutique hotel. Italian in design and boasting
colorful Indonesian accents, this enchanting hotel offers a
peaceful and relaxing atmosphere with high standards of
service in a friendly and courteous fashion.
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Location
The three islands of Grenada are located in
the Eastern Caribbean at the southern extremity of the Windward islands, only
100 miles north of Venezuala. To the north lie St. Vincent and the Grenadines;
to the south Trinidad and Tobago.
Climate
Average temperatures range from 24C/75F to 30C/87F,
tempered by the steady and cooling trade winds. The lowest temperatures occur
between November and February. Because of Grenada's remarkable topography, the
island also experiences climate changes according to altitude. The driest
season is between January and May. Even during the rainy season, from June to
December, it rarely rains for more than an hour at a time and generally not
every day.
People
Grenada's population numbers about 93,000, comprising citizens of African,
East-Indian, and European descent. The largest proportion of the population,
about 75%, is of African descent.
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