Sandals Grenada is an adults-only, all-inclusive couples resort on Pink Gin Beach, about a five-minute drive from Grenada’s airport. It’s a natural fit for honeymoons and anniversaries, for divers, and for couples who want a quieter, greener island than the usual Caribbean stops.
We have a soft spot for Sandals Grenada, and it starts the moment you land. The resort is about five minutes from Maurice Bishop International Airport, so you can go from the plane to a drink on the beach faster than almost anywhere else in the Caribbean.
Then there’s the island itself. Grenada is the Spice Isle, with green hills, the smell of nutmeg at the markets and far fewer crowds than its better-known neighbors. The resort leans into that calm, with Mediterranean-style buildings, lily ponds and some of the most romantic suites Sandals builds. Here’s why we keep sending couples back.
This guide covers what we tell couples before they book: which rooms are worth it, where to eat, what’s included and how to get there.
Rooms & Suites
Sandals Grenada has 257 rooms and suites spread across four villages, each with its own feel. Butler categories are where this resort really shines, and many of them come with a private pool.
The four villages are Pink Gin, South Seas, Italian and Lover’s Lagoon Hideaway. Where you stay shapes your trip, so tell us whether you’d rather be steps from the beach or tucked into the gardens.
Club Level and luxury rooms round out the mix if a private pool isn’t a must. Every room is all-inclusive, so the difference is space, views and the level of service.
Dining
Sandals lists 10 restaurants here. Three need dinner reservations, and two of those ask for evening attire.
Café de Paris keeps the coffee and pastries going from early morning to late evening. If you need a special meal, Sandals asks for a month’s notice for things it doesn’t normally carry, such as kosher meals.
Bars & Pools
Premium drinks are included all day, across six bars. Pools are spread around the resort, so you can usually find a quiet corner.
Beach & Activities
The resort sits on Pink Gin Beach, a stretch of sand on Grenada’s southwestern tip. Fire pits on the deck make it a lovely spot after dark.
Off the resort, Grenada rewards a little exploring. Divers and snorkelers love the underwater sculpture park at Molinere Bay. On land, spice and rum distillery tours give you a real taste of the island, and Grand Anse Beach is close by.
Good to Know
| Main airport | Maurice Bishop International (GND) |
| Transfer time | About 5 minutes |
| Transfers | Round-trip airport transfers included |
| Nonstop flights (late 2026) | Atlanta (Delta), Miami (American) and New York JFK (Caribbean Airlines) |
| Peak season | Mid-December to mid-April |
What’s included
Getting there
When to go
Butler service
Weddings and honeymoons
Excursions
Stay at One, Play at All
Is Sandals Grenada Right for You?
Sandals Grenada FAQ
Is Sandals Grenada adults-only?
Yes. Sandals Grenada is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort for couples.
How far is Sandals Grenada from the airport?
About a five-minute drive from Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND). Round-trip transfers are included.
Is there a nonstop flight to Grenada from Atlanta?
Yes. Delta started a daily nonstop from Atlanta on December 20, 2025. American also flies nonstop from Miami.
Which suites have private pools?
The Skypool Butler Suites, South Seas Rondoval Butler Suites, South Seas Honeymoon Butler Villas and the Butler Villas with Infinity Pool all include a private pool.
Is scuba diving included?
Yes, for certified divers: up to two tanks a day, with equipment. PADI Open Water certification costs extra.
Do I need dinner reservations?
Yes, at Kimonos, Butch’s Chophouse and Le Jardinier. Butch’s and Le Jardinier also ask for evening attire.
Do I need a passport to visit Grenada?
Yes. U.S. citizens need a valid passport to travel to Grenada.
Thinking about Sandals Grenada?
Tell us your dates and what you’re celebrating, and our team will match you with the right suite, flights and dinner reservations. Still deciding? Read Choosing an All-Inclusive Resort.
