T R AV E L CARIBBEAN DREAM
Whilst overseas holidays are not currently allowed, there’s no harm in planning ahead for when travel becomes a realistic possibility. After weeks of lockdown restrictions already this year, we are all dreaming of blue skies, turquoise seas and endless sun and where better to enjoy that than the gorgeous Caribbean. This month we take a look at some luxurious resorts at six dif- ferent island locations. Blissful.
GRENADA INTIMATE LUXURY
This luxury resort opened at the end of 2020 and is Grenada’s first resort dedicated to wellness and lifestyle – something we all need now. The Point at Petite Caligny is small, with just three villas and 12 suites, making it ideal for a secluded stay. A Vibes Director helps you create your ideal trip choosing from a range of activities including exercise classes, spa treatments as well as exploring the island by land and sea. Some of the unique activities it offers are kayaking tours of the mangroves near the resort or using a speedboat to visit several bars around Benji Bay.
A luxurious, boutique private residence club, it is located on the spectacular southern coast of the authentically Caribbean island Grenada. The Point is located on its own little corner of paradise, with private, lush grounds that slope gently downwards to a pristine white sand beach and the crystal clear waters of the marine sanctuary of Woburn Bay. Your villa or suite is suitably positioned to this backdrop on 11-acre estate that boasts magnificent 160-degree panoramic views and unrivalled dramatic sunsets.
Each residence is designed in the style of contemporary West Indian architecture with warm wood finishes, the finest bespoke furniture and nautical-themed elements with beautifully landscaped gardens that complement the natural beauty of this absolutely breath-taking location.
For more information visit
pointcalivignyparadise.com/
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TRAVE L CARIBBEAN DREAM
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