Palm Island Resort & Spa

Palm Island is a small, tranquil island in the Grenadines, stretching between St Vincent and Grenada, with neighbouring islands including Tobago Cays and Mustique. Palm Island Resort & Spa is passionate about preserving the island's natural beauty and flora and fauna, and provides jobs for the local community, values which have been inherited from the original hotel built in 1966. This tiny island paradise is ready for you to explore.

Choose from attractive colonial-style suites, charming Caribbean loft-style rooms, garden-inspired Palm View rooms or Beachfront rooms, all of which are stylish, welcoming and supremely comfortable, with touches such as arched gabled ceilings, locally-crafted rattan furniture and splashes of pink and green, with gorgeous beachfront or garden views.

The villas offer even more space and luxury and are ideal for an extra-special Caribbean holiday with family and friends.

A culinary experience centred around fresh sea and farm produce is expertly crafted by award-winning executive chef Baka. Jump between two beachside restaurants, both of which serve a range of authentic and delicious Caribbean, continental and contemporary dishes. You also have the option to privately dine - choose between a dinner for two at the beach pergola or a hamper-filled picnic lunch.

Take a leisurely swim in the warm turquoise sea or under the cascading waterfall, a feature of the large swimming pool. It is worth checking out the yoga pavilion and well-equipped fitness centre too. The spa overlooks the white sands, framed by a few strategically placed palm trees. In this idyllic setting, choose from an excellent range of signature spa treatments.

To get your dose of island culture, tune in to the local musicians and bands in the evenings. Cheer on your favourite staff at the weekly staff cricket match, or get involved by having a game of tennis on Palm Island's court. Borrow a complimentary bike and head out on the scenic trails for amazing vistas from the island, and if you fancy some more spectacular views, why not take a hike up Mount Taboi, the highest peak in the Grenadines at 1,000ft?

You could also stroll around Clifton, the main town, and check out some of its great beachside bars and restaurants. Otherwise, spend an afternoon snorkelling with turtles and stingrays, help yourself to kayaks or paddle boards to explore the island, go kite-surfing or take the Hobie Cat for a jaunt.