The picturesque Caribbean island nation of Grenada is making waves as a popular destination for wellbeing holidays. With its pristine beaches, lush tropical forests, and vibrant culture, Grenada provides a serene backdrop that is perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with oneself.
The island offers a range of wellness activities, from yoga and meditation retreats to hiking adventures and spa treatments.
Hiking in Grand Etang National Park
Grand Etang National Park is the ultimate destination for those seeking to disconnect from the stress and distractions of modern life and reconnect with nature. The reserve’s rainforest offers a range of hiking options, from easy walks to more challenging treks, which allow visitors to experience the beauty of Grenada’s natural environment. In addition to providing a physical challenge, these hikes promote wellness and relaxation, with fresh air, tranquil surroundings, and breathtaking views of the forest, waterfalls, and volcanic crater lake.
Grand Anse Beach
With its tranquil waters and picturesque surroundings, Grand Anse beach is the ideal spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Visitors can simply lie back on the soft white sand and soak up the sun, or take a dip in the refreshing sea. Those looking for more adventurous activities can try their hand at water sports such as jet-skiing or paddle-boarding, while others may choose to indulge in a relaxing massage or spa treatment. With its laid-back atmosphere and stunning natural beauty, Grand Anse Beach offers visitors a chance to slow down, breathe in the fresh sea air and simply enjoy the moment.
Water sports and water activities
Grenada’s beautiful coastline offers a wide range of water sports activities. Diving enthusiasts can explore the island’s vibrant underwater world, discovering stunning coral reefs, underwater caves, historic shipwrecks and the world’s first underwater sculpture park. Kayaking through Grenada’s gentle bays, mangrove forests, and peaceful lagoons offers a tranquil adventure, perfect for those seeking a more relaxed experience. Thrill-seekers can also partake in windsurfing, kiteboarding, and sailing. Dive Grenada’s snorkelling excursions start from £52 per person and diving excursions are priced from £68 per person. All equipment is provided. Conservation Kayak offers guided kayak tours priced from £56 per person.
Hotels: Spice Island Beach Resort
Nestled in the southern end of Grand Anse Beach, Spice Island Beach Resort offers a blissful escape into a tropical paradise. Set across eight acres of stunning gardens and surrounded by lush greenery, the resort boasts 64 spacious and luxurious villa-style suites, some even featuring private swimming pools. Guests can indulge in complimentary activities such as tennis, kayaking, snorkelling or golf, and unwind in the world-class Janissa spa that offers a range of wellness services, including massages, facials, and open-air rain showers. Spice Island also offers an on-site yoga retreat with certified instructors who guide guests through gentle stretches or more intense practices. Yoga classes are held by the beach. Rooms at Spice Island Beach Resort are priced from £1,026 per night.
Hotels: Calabash
Calabash Relais & Châteaux is a luxurious boutique resort situated on the edge of the Caribbean’s crystal-clear waters. With only a small number of individual custom suites, each with its own balcony and unspoiled ocean views, the resort provides the perfect setting for guests seeking ultimate relaxation and tranquillity. Indulge in a range of holistic treatments at the on-site spa which uses organically grown products. Rooms at Calabash are priced from £418 per night.
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