- The following hotels and villas in the Grenadines are reviewed
on this page:
[Palm
Island Resort] [Carenage Bay] [Cotton
House]
St. Vincent and The
Grenadines are islands of endless natural beauty. There are not many
tourists here so you will receive a warm and personal welcome to enjoy
the 32 islands and bays that are part of the Windward islands. St.
Vincent is the largest, spanning 18 miles long north to south and 11
miles wide. The smaller islands fall to the south west, most are only a
few miles and have white sand beaches and clear water, good for diving, snorkelling
and sailing.
The larger islands include Mustique, Bequia, Petit St. Vincent,
Canouan Palm, Union and Mayreau. There are many uninhabited islets and
rocks including Tobago Cays. St. Vincent is a lush, volcanic island of
valleys, waterfalls and mountain ridges. The Eastern coast is filled
with rocky shores and cliffs while the west coast dips down into gold
and black sand beaches. The northern volcano, La Soufriere rises over
4,000 ft. The fertile volcanic soil produces many vegetables, spices and
fruits.
Palm
Island Resort
Palm
Island Resort was closed for most of 1999, it is
now reopened with upgraded property and facilities. Most of the
rooms are beachfront with dramatic views of the mountain peak on Union
Island, just across the water Deep but safe waters hold an
underwater adventure that changes daily. Facilities include
tennis, snorkelling, sailing, Highway 90 island trail. To
go to the Palm Island Resort website, click
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Carenage
Bay
Recently opened, and set on the secluded and timeless island
of Canouan, the hotel is nestled in 800 acres of stunning natural
verdant vegetation surrounded by a deep blue sea concealing the largest
coral reef in the Caribbean. The hotel comprises 100 apartments
and 240 suites. Each suite has its own terrace and private
patio. Although the emphasis is on complete relaxation, Canouan is
ideal for windsurfing, sailing and scuba diving; tennis, volleyball,
golf and walking. To
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Cotton
House
Found
on the North coast of the small island of Mustique, on
a gently rolling hill overlooking the ocean, Cotton House forms a
cluster of elegant English colonial style cottages. The whole
estate centres on an old Sugar Mill tower and an 18th century cotton
warehouse which has been transformed into a luxurious lounge furnished
with antiques and housing a bar and restaurant. Mustique has its
own equestrian centre, as well as nature hikes, beach strolls, diving,
sailing and snorkelling. To
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here...
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