Whether traveling solo, with a partner, or with family, here are a few Caribbean hotels and destinations offering a variety of amenities, culinary experiences and packages fit for every kind of traveler.
Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel - Grenada (pictured)
Known as the spice island of the Caribbean, Grenada is a foodie’s paradise. The destination has a plethora of fresh produce, fruit, and aromatic herbs and spices, which shine through many of its delectable dishes. Pair that with its spectacular natural topography, featuring 40 white sandy beaches including the world-famous Grand Anse Beach, and 15 breathtaking waterfalls. The Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel is just steps away from the Caribbean Sea and offers suites featuring a balcony with views of the glimmering turquoise waters. Guests can take advantage of a tranquil spa experience or enjoy an elegant dining experience at Rhodes Restaurant located inside Calabash. A special November package is being offered with a minimum 4-night stay and includes a complimentary suite upgrade – valid November 1-December 15, 2022.
Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa – Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Occupying the most expansive stretch of Grand Cayman’s famed Seven Mile Beach, this 343-key beachfront resort offers unrivaled views of the Atlantic and an array of amenities including The Hibiscus Spa equipped with 13 treatment rooms and a menu of over 60 wellness treatments, as well as a recently renovated freshwater pool – the largest in Grand Cayman. Dining options include woto, offering the freshest and most delectable chef-crafted sushi, ceviche, and poke the island has to offer, as well as a new Sunday Brunch with bottomless prosecco. For added fun, Westin Grand Cayman offers a program of holiday fun featuring an array of activities, special dining menus and a New Year’s Eve Beach Party where guests are invited to enjoy live music, buffet-style dining and a midnight toast. Fun fact: The team at the hotel also recently introduced Beach Pickleball, their entertaining Caribbean spin on the beloved sport.
The Tryall Club – Montego Bay, Jamaica
The Tryall Club makes it easy for the whole family to enjoy time together and still get into the holiday spirit. The 2,200-acre luxury property is home to 91 privately owned villas ranging from one to 10 bedrooms, each with a dedicated staff including a butler, chef, housekeeper, laundress and gardener. Those staying at The Tryall Club have access to a private chef who is happy to bring any favorite recipes to life within the comfort of their own villa. Guests can also enjoy a curated meal at Organic Garden while surrounded by lush fruit and vegetables grown for the chefs picking, or head to the shore to have a private dinner on the beach or gazeboaccompanied by the sounds of lapping waves and live music with a menu curated for each guest and expertly paired with wines picked by the sommeliers.
Belle Mont Farm - St. Kitts
For an offbeat Caribbean vacation, St. Kitts invites travelers to explore its rainforest. While most rainforests on earth are disappearing, the rainforest in St. Kitts is growing, thanks to old sugar plantations now being reclaimed by the natural environment. Protected since 1902, the Central Forest Reserve National Park covers almost 1/4 of the island, extending from the foothills of the mountains that rise up from the interior of the island, all the way to the coastline. Best place to stay when exploring the rain forest is the five-star eco-chic Belle Mont Farm resort, which is nestled on Mount Liamuiga amongst 400 acres of fertile, organic farmland and lush tropical rain forest. As a working organic farm, the resort is committed to preserving and celebrating the natural beauty that surrounds it by sourcing as much as possible from the land, forest and sea – plus is home to the world’s most edible golf course!
