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A condo-style resort goes a long way toward making a family vacation successful. Self-contained lodgings—also marketed as apartments, villas, or residences—grant more space and convenience than traditional hotel rooms. Even at all-inclusive properties with standard rooms, you can often find units with kitchens that make daily life easier. Read the complete article here.
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As more travelers are becoming vaccinated but still working remotely, from Mount Cinnamon Resort in Grenada is please to announce their new Digital Nomad package. Tucked in the hillside of Grenada overlooking Grand Anse Beach with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea, the package includes a 14-night stay with access to WiFi, a post-workday Grenada…
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What’s the ultimate boutique getaway in the tropics? Booking your own private villa, of course. Travel Journalist @katherineparkermagyar spotlights the most luxe villas in the West Indies in our latest edition of #HAPBoutiqueCaribbean. Read the article here.
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With many U.S. travelers eager to get back to exploring and looking to focus on experiencing the latest in wellness while doing so, here are unique offerings available resorts in Caribbean, Mexico, the Maldives, Central America and Europe. Ranging from learning how to disconnect and truly become one with nature on a private island in…
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All-inclusive resorts originated in the Caribbean in the 1970s, and there are now a variety of options across the region for travelers today. For traveling seniors, all-inclusive resorts can be a wonderful combination of luxury, serenity, and accessibility. As an added plus, vacationing at an all-inclusive resort can make it easier to stick to an…
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I come across posts about Grenada, its beautiful beaches and plethora of beach bars on almost a weekly basis. Each time I do, I question why I haven’t been there. From Grande Anse to the lesser known Mourne Rouge (BBC) beach, Grenada’s shoreline can stand up against any others in the Caribbean. Throw in famous…
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If a Caribbean vacation is high on your bucket list, then checkout the newly unveiled Digital Nomad package from Mount Cinnamon Resort in Grenada. Tucked in the hillside of Grenada overlooking Grand Anse Beach with breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea, the package includes a 14-night stay with access to WiFi, a post-workday Grenada rum…
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Mount Cinnamon: One of the premier resorts on Grande Anse Beach has 37 distinctively designed hillside villas with fantastic views and amenities ranging from a private beach club to snorkeling and diving, paddling and boating, tennis and beach volleyball, and daily yoga classes. The tented Savvy beachfront restaurant is a charming culinary adventure mixing Indian…
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National Rum Day is coming up on August 16, and there’s no better way to celebrate the spirit all year round than with Mount Cinnamon Resort in Grenada, beautifully tucked on the hillside atop Grand Anse Beach with an enclave of 37 luxury suites and villas, each with sweeping views of natural unspoiled beauty. Whether…
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15 Caribbean Food Festivals That Are Worth Experiencing – Your Guide To The Best Food Festivals in the Caribbean – The Caribbean region is abundant with festivals, and many islands have at a minimum two or three each year. Most of the festivals have been developed as part of the tourism product to promote the…
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15 Warm Places to Visit in January – Part of the Lesser Antilles, Grenada is a leading producer of nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon. And it’s easy to sniff out how the “Spice Isle” got its moniker. Of course, its aromatic exports aren’t the only selling point. Grenada also boasts flawless weather and wild beauty in…
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61 Best Things To Do in Grenada (2021 Edition) – Savvy Beach Cabana is a part of Mount Cinnamon Grenada, one of the top-rated accommodation options here on the island. If you’re looking for a great place to have dinner outside of Friday nights, then check out their second restaurant, Savvy’s. Read the full article…
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After spending even a short amount of time in the Caribbean nation, on a Grenada vacation, you will hear someone rave about “Oil Down.” Listen closely: The local pronunciation is something like “all-don.” Oil Down is a hearty one-pot casserole that harkens back to colonial days. It’s also Grenada’s national dish. “We make it every…
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Mount Cinnamon Resort is ideal for families, with on-site activities that include a swimming pool, tennis and volleyball courts, kayaks and paddle boards, even a Montessori kids club — and, Grand Anse beach for all things water. The restaurant has a kids’ menu, and the resort is just 15 minutes from the airport, so youngsters…
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If you want a small hotel with plenty of sporty activities on the menu, book a stay at Mount Cinnamon. On-site facilities offer boules, tennis, volleyball, snorkelling, Hobie cat sailing, kayaking, scuba diving, pool, yoga – and of course, lots of swimming. Read the article here.
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The Mount Cinnamon hotel on the island’s iconic Grand Anse Beach has announced the addition of six new “Cinnamon” suites. Read the article here.
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Savvy’s Beach Cabana is another Grand Anse choice, this time offering the chance for sundowners sprinkled with a touch of elegance and sophistication. Part of the Mount Cinnamon Resort, Savvy’s has a lovely interior of comfortable chairs and sofas beneath its lilac roof while still giving you idyllic views of the Caribbean with the sun…
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Regatta supporter Mount Cinnamon Resort is an ideal venue for visitors to Grenada. Gracefully tucked on the hillside atop Grand Anse Beach, an enclave of 37 luxury villas and suites, each with its own veranda of sweeping views. A short walk through fragrant, forest path leads to a beachside cabana, from their it is just…
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Mount Cinnamon Resort in Grenada, is thrilled to annouce the resort’s brand new dining concept, Kréyòl. Executive Chef Cristian Bassi describes the new menu as a fusion of Creole cuisine with inspiration from the West Indies. Read the complete article here!
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The new eatery at the Grand Anse Beach property is led by executive chef Cristian Bassi, who calls the menu a “fusion of Creole cuisine with inspiration from the West Indies.” Read the article here!
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Mount Cinnamon Resort This boutique hotel mixes the best of old Grenada (historic plantations) and new (modern) amenities. Read the article here.
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When it comes to a must-try experience, Mount Cinnamon Resort offers a one-hour rum tasting ($45 per person) with their uber- knowledgable head bartender where you’re able to truly compare all of Grenada’s best rums. Read the article here!
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Island Magazine This is an award-winning signature holiday cocktail from one of Grenada’s most beloved resorts, so your own wish should be to visit and experience it in person. Read the article here!
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From Aruba to St Croix, 10 Beaches to Dream About The sound of the surf, the smell of the salt air; the feeling when your toes hit powder-soft sand. Beaches are more than just places, more than scenery; they’re their own states of mind, their own dimensions.
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10 Caribbean Cocktails To Make At Home (& Bring Vacation To You) Right now, with most of us confined to our homes for the past couple weeks—and with even longer weeks of anxiety and the same routine ahead of us—it’s safe to say we could all use a tropical vacation.
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Ecotourism In Grenada Grenada offers everything you would expect from an island destination: stunning beaches, fascinating underwater worlds, and relaxed village vibes. In recent times, the country has been adding ecotourism opportunities to the list so tourists from all over the world can travel in a socially conscious way.
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The Ultimate Post-Pandemic Guide to Grenada The coronavirus pandemic has stalled the island nation’s recent progress, but ‘most buyers and sellers have remained committed to ongoing sales,’ agents say.
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