There are about 45 Grenada Beaches to choose from. Yes, you heard me right: 45 Grenada Beaches. Well … that sounds great, but to be honest it’s more beach than you, and I have the time, or energy to handle.

So how about a more manageable list? How about a Top Grenada Beaches list, so you can cut to the chase? Read on …

My Top 6 Grenada Beaches

Okay so let’s cut it down from 45 Grenada Beaches to the top 6 Grenada Beaches. We’re not throwing the other 39 beaches away, only putting them on reserve for you. If you ever get the urge to explore further, they’re all your’s for your enjoyment.

So let’s get to it, here are my top picks for the best Grenada Beaches

1. Grand Anse Beach

You will be hard pressed to find a more spectacular beach anywhere in the world, no kidding … and am not biased, that’s according to the many travel writers and visitors that swim, stroll, and soak up the sun, on this beach each and every year.

Click here to see why Grand Anse Beach of all Grenada Beaches is my absolute favorite …

2. Morne Rouge Beach (BBC Beach)

Most locals refer to this one as BBC beach, am sure there is a story behind the name but I never bothered to inquire. Probably got the name from the BBC night club that once operated on the beach.

Morne Rouge Beach like Grand Anse beach lies in the heart of the hotel district, in the south of Grenada.

Holidays aside, this is one beach you can have all to yourself. It’s an interesting contrast of Lush green trees, white sands, and calm turquoise waters. When am looking for a more peaceful relaxing day I will choose Morne Rouge on a weekday.

And if you have small children, then this beach is probably one of your safest choices among all the Grenada Beaches. Morne Rouge Bay is sheltered, so the waves are often quite calm.

3. Magazine Beach

Another beautiful beach on Grenada’s Southwestern coast.

Magazine Beach, is is the home of the Rex Grenadian Hotel and the Aquarium Restaurant. The beach is about one mile of white sand, and clear blue waters.

Great food and drinks from Aquarium Restaurant, kayaking, and snorkeling all accentuate a fun day on this Grenada beach. Find out why Sunday is one of the best days to spend on this beach.

4. Pink Gin Beach

This one lies almost at the very tip of the island, behind the hill overlooking Point Salines International Airport.

Pink Gin Beach, is even more secluded than Morne Rouge Beach. Pinkish sand, pristine waters and a picturesque view of St. George welcomes you at Pink Gin Beach.

Add to that, the convenience of the La Source Hotel, the opportunity for all sorts of water sports; or just chill out and relax; and it’s easy to see why Pink Gin Beach is a top favorite.

5. Bathway Beach

A beautiful strip of white sand beach in the north of the island.

If you are looking for action … people, food, drinks, and just good times then Bathway beach on a Grenada holiday is the one place to be.

Of course like most Grenada beaches, during the weekdays and even on weekends you will feel like this long strip of sand is all yours. But before you take the plunge at Bathway beach be sure to read this …

When you’re at Bathway you get a bonus!! Only a couple minutes away is another one of Grenada’s very special spots.

6. La Sagesse Beach

Any list of the top Grenada Beaches won’t be complete withoutan option for the romantic birds.

If you want quiet time with that special someone, then La Sagesse can be your beach. Most people come here when they do not want to be seen, or disturbed.

It’s an absolute gem, off the beaten path, with a good seafood restaurant and guest house at the main entrance. Click Here to find out more about this secluded spot

Other Grenada Beaches

1. Levera Beach
2. Paradise Beach Carriacou

What’s Your Favorite Grenada Beach?

Don’t like my favorite Grenada Beaches? Or maybe you like them for another special (secret) reason? No problemo!… Just use the form below to share YOUR favorite Grenada Beach.

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• Dr. Groom’s Beach Not rated yet
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• Grand Anse Beach is Stunning!
  This beach was both picturesque and charming without losing the local and laid back style. Despite being infamous for being the most tourist ridden spot,…

La Sagesse Nature Centre and La Sagesse Beach

I had heard the buzz about La Sagesse Nature Centre on La Sagesse Beach for some time, and naturally wanted to see for myself what the deal was. So on one of my island tour I decided to stop in at take a look. Am glad I did.

La Sagesse Nature Centre not the place for every visitor. And Jerry Rappaport who run operations at La Sagesse Nature Centre will gladly let you know that. If you need more than your companion, great food, and the beach to be turned on, then your best bet is to remain in the more populus Grand Anse area at oneof the other hotels.

La Sagese Natuere Centere on La Sagesse beach is for those of us that just want to getaway. Those of us who don’t need any external trappings to have a good time. Those of us who just want to reconnect with that special someone, or take a relationship to the next level.

I can tell you from what I experience at La Sagesse Nature Centre you will get all those things. When I arrived I stepped onto the beach to take some photos, and got the distinct feeling that I was intruding. And you know what? Am sure I was. There were about 6 individuals on beach chairs in the shade of the coconut trees that line La Sagesse beach. Some were sunbathing, some were reading, and the others just absorbing the place.

La Sagesse Beach was named One of the 10 best beaches in the Caribbean” by Travel & Leisure in 2002.

Now you would think that a top 10 caribbean beach like La Sagesse beach will be crowded, right? Well you will be wrong.

La Sagesse beach is not a very popular beach among Grenadians. It’s out of their way. And just too boring for most locals.Grand Anse and Bathway are always their favorite choices. It’s ironic that the very thing that makes La Saggesse beach popular for us (the seclusion) … makes it unpopular with most locals.

Here’s what you can expect:

• On weekends you will see a few locals from nearby villages.
• On public holidays and special events you can expect to see much more … but these are rare
• On weekdays you will hardly ever see locals on that beach … I saw none while I was there.

The few times that you do run into a local couple on La Sagesse beach you can be certan that their motive for being there is the same as yours … they do not want to be seen nor disturbed.

What else will youl find at La Sagesse Nature Centre and La Sagesse Beach?

The gournds are well kept and lovely. As we drove down the narrow bumpy road to get there, it was plain to see why it was called La Sagesse Nature Centre.

Sounds of birds, beautiful flowers and plants abound everywhere. I heard there are hiking trails, but we did not get a chance to explore them.

The Restaurant

La Sagesse Nature Centre has one of the best seafood restaurants in Grenada according to the Boston Globe. Jerry suggests you call ahead of time so the chef knows exactly what to prepare and for how many.
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