WHERE TO STAY IN Grenada

These are the places putting responsible tourism front and centre

Mount Cinnamon

Mount Cinnamon is a boutique hotel of 22 suites and villas located on the renowned Grand Anse Beach of Grenada, with one pool, two restaurants and bars, and an exclusive Beach Club that offers non-motorised water sports. Mount Cinnamon has implemented a Sustainability Management Plan and strives to meet the requirements of the Green Globe Company Standard. Its appointed environmental officer is responsible for ensuring ongoing environmental performance, identifying environmental risks, recording and monitoring impacts, and implementing environmental and social sustainability measures. Special consideration is given to employing and empowering local employees, and wherever possible, environmentally sustainable products and services are sourced locally.

Calabash Hotel

Nestled where the Caribbean Sea’s crystal waters meet the fresh Grenada saltwater breeze at the southern tip of the island, at Calabash Grenada, an award-winning Relais & Châteaux luxury boutique hotel, you’ll find yourself surrounded by gracious island hospitality. Sustainability is embedded in Calabash’s DNA and is a lifetime commitment. The management team is committed to pushing the envelope with the wider tourism industry on futurefocused solutions, and with the local community on island-wide initiatives that generate a lasting positive impact – from water conservation to producing their own energy, sourcing local ingredients to consciously reducing waste.

Spice Island Beach Resort

Set on the white sands of Grand Anse Beach in Grenada, this ultra-luxury, AAA Five Diamond, allinclusive resort is owned and operated by the Hopkin family. Experience a mix of expansive private suites on the beach, where guests can step from their terraces right on to their private patios, and private ‘villa-styled’ pool suites set in the gardens. Spice Island Beach Resort is known for its sustainable and wellness practices, including everything from non-chlorinated pools, organic gardens, and locally sourced food choices to solar heating panels and solar outdoor lighting.