A honeymoon in Grenada, at the southern tip of the Windward Islands, has to be one of the most amazing destinations in the world for the most romantic vacation you’ll ever have. Grenada has some of the most spectacular, romantic scenery and white sand beaches that the Caribbean has to offer. Perfect for you and your loved one to relax and enjoy the most loving vacation you will ever have.

You’ll be surprised to learn that for an island only 21 miles long by 12 miles wide, there are over 40 beaches to choose from, featuring those classic white coral sand beaches that slowly plunge into beautiful turquoise seas. Sauteurs Beach is perfect for that Grenada honeymoon and is situated just to the west of the main town and is easily accessible. One of the best things is the fantastic view across the bay to its three outlying islands and the beautiful, idyllic sandy beach. It’s not as crowded as some of the other beaches in the south of the island, so it’s perfect for that romantic moment when you want to feel like a true castaway on a deserted island.

Or maybe you prefer to be a little more adventurous? Your Grenada honeymoon doesn’t have to be all about lazing around on the beach, so why not take time to explore the island’s spectacular interior with its collection of waterfalls, exotic flora and fauna, and stunning mountain scenery? Situated in the middle of the Lake Antoine National Park, lies a tranquil freshwater lake that would make the ideal destination for a day exploring the island’s spectacular interior. There are plenty of opportunities to take advantage of that beautiful Caribbean Sea, like snorkeling and scuba diving, as well as enjoying all that delicious seafood.

You can take your honeymoon at the same time as one of the many festivals and events that take place each month on the island. In March, you could catch the Granada Classic Yacht Regatta with great vantage points along the north coast or the St. Patrick’s Day festival at Sauteurs, showcasing all things Grenadian, from local arts and crafts to harvest produce. own. Getting around the island is simple too – if you don’t want to hire taxis, the local buses have routes all over the island and as well as in the main town directs them to wherever you are or need to stop.

Let’s face it, a Grenada honeymoon has to be about romance! With stunning sunsets almost every night, what better way than to watch them from a friendly beachside bar on Levara Beach with a handcrafted cocktail made from local fruit juices and rum? You could even charter a small fishing boat and sail out to one of those islands for some snorkeling and beachcombing, followed by a lovely picnic made with all those delicious fresh local delicacies. We have seen so many photos of couples walking hand in hand along the coast, which could be you and your loved one on a Grenada honeymoon.