5-Nights Sandals St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Pleasant Holidays

An island ripe for discovery

Tucked away on its own private cove and bordered by a lush forest and gently flowing river is Sandals newest all-inclusive resort in Saint Vincent—where you can step off the beaten path and explore the little-known wonder of the Caribbean. Pure and undisturbed, the island of Saint Vincent is nestled between two seas at the edge of the lesser Antilles—its natural beauty untouched and ripe for discovery. The peaceful azure waters, majestic rainforests, and stunning white-sand beaches are a richly colorful backdrop for exciting new experiences. Stroll along meandering rivers that empty into azure seas. Hike through the rainforest to survey the crater atop La Soufrière. Explore ancient petroglyphs created by long-ago cultures. Or dive into the waters surrounding Anchor Reef to admire the unique black coral found nowhere else. Here among the natural splendor of Sandals St. Vincent, it’s these moments of shared discovery that bring you closer together.

Vacation Inclusions

• Lady Palm Club Suite with Fitness Room and Balcony Tranquility Soaking Tub Accommodations
• 11 dining concepts
• Breakfast, lunch, dinner and anytime snacks
• Unlimited premium liquors
• 9 bars, including swim-up bar
• Stocked bar in every room
• Unlimited Robert Mondavi Twin Oaks® Wines
• PADI-Certified SCUBA diving and equipment
• Snorkeling and equipment
• Hobie Cats, paddleboards, kayaks
• 4 pools, 2 whirlpools, 1 SCUBA pool
• Tennis and land sports
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Day and night entertainment and live shows
• All tips, taxes and gratuities
• Airport arrival lounge
• Roundtrip airport transfers
• Boat transfers complimentary for butler guests
• Wifi in room and all common areas

Featured Destinations

St. Vincent and the Grenadines St. Vincent and the Grenadines St Vincent & the Grenadines form a multi-island nation well known to wintering yachties, aristocrats and rock stars, but off the beaten path for most other visitors. Despite its pockets of lotus-eating luxury, for the most part it's a refreshingly rugged and raw-edged backwater. The 30 islands and cays of the Grenadines are among the most popular cruising grounds in the Caribbean. They reach like stepping stones between St Vincent and Grenada and are surrounded by coral reefs and clear blue waters ideal for diving, snorkelling and boating. Fewer than a dozen are inhabited, and even these are lightly populated and barely developed. Although some of the Grenadines, like Mustique and Palm Island, cater to the rich and famous, others, like Bequia and Union Island, attract an international crew of sea salts and beachcombers and offer decent places to stay and eat.

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