Calabash

Why you'll love it here...

• One of only a select handful of Relais & Châteaux hotels in the Caribbean
• Stylish and intimate resort tucked away in the secluded L'Anse Aux Epines Bay
• Fantastic cuisine served in the iconic Rhodes Restaurant and at the Beach Club
• Unique breakfast experience, served al fresco on your suite's private balcony or veranda
• Warmly welcoming, the hotel has been family-owned and run for over 30 years

Tucked away in the secluded L'Anse Aux Epines Bay, this elegant Relais & Châteaux resort exudes a unique and refreshingly understated charm.

If you're looking for a stylish and intimate resort where you can be spoilt all day long, with cool refreshing drinks or fruit kebabs on the beach, afternoon tea in the shady lounge and hot and cold canapés brought to your room before dinner, then this is everything you've been searching for during your Grenada holiday.

Suites are contemporary, some boasting plunge pools and all benefitting from a personal maid service. Breakfast can be served on your private terrace or on the beach, as you wish.

Lazy days are spent on Prickly Bay Beach, eating fresh fish and sipping rum punch at The Beach Club at Calabash. Or, you can enjoy the many activities on offer, from touring the beautiful gardens to scuba diving at the onsite dive and watersports centre.

And if that all sounds too much, you can relax and indulge at The Spa at Calabash, which specialises in natural products and treatments.

Evenings are spent in Calabash's signature restaurant Rhodes, which serves fabulous food in an informal yet stunning setting. A testament to the incredible cuisine on offer, Calabash is part of the exclusive, hand-picked Relais & Châteaux group.

Eco-awareness

One of the outstanding features of this luxury Grenada hotel is its commitment to sustainable luxury. All upgrades that took place in 2015 were undertaken with acute environmental awareness. Energy efficiency and water conservation were a major priority in designing the new buildings, and an ingenious new system will be installed to recycle water for use in the resort's lush gardens. What's more, there's an ongoing solar-power project in progress here, making Calabash an ideal choice for those interested in luxury eco-tourism to the Caribbean.