Rent Coral Grenadine Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

If you’re searching for luxurious Caribbean island accommodation with breathtaking views and incredibly high-end amenities, look no further than Coral Grenadine. This stunning four/five-bedroom villa can accommodate up to ten guests and is nestled on the glorious island of Bequia – one of the region’s best-kept secrets. Offering guests spectacular views of Mustique and the Southern Grenadines, Coral Grenadine promises a holiday to remember. The villa enjoys a privileged hillside location and is visually stunning both inside and out. The interior features a light and neutral decor throughout in shades of fresh cream and white, with large floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that flood the living areas with plenty of natural light – and showcase those incredible views! The lounge area is incredibly spacious, incorporating plush sofas and armchairs for relaxing with family and friends and natural wood furnishings. The well-equipped kitchen diner offers plenty of room for indoor dining, as well as ample food preparation space and lots of high-end appliances for catering to yourself and your guests during your stay.  The exquisite decor continues through into the villa’s bedrooms, all of which are complete with sumptuous beds and air-conditioning for your comfort. The villa features a stunning master suite, with king-size bed, spacious living area and ensuite bath and shower facilities. The icing on the cake is an expansive private terrace – the perfect spot for enjoying a morning cuppa while taking in your glorious surroundings. In addition, the villa also features a VIP bedroom, also with a king-size bed, a private terrace and ensuite facilities, and a twin/king room with a private patio and ensuite shower. The fourth bedroom is located in a separate ‘nanny’ cottage and is complete with twin beds, an ensuite and a private living area, while the fifth room has a sofa bed to sleep two guests or can be used as a study. This unique configuration of rooms makes Coral Grenadine a fantastic choice for two or more families holidaying together – offering privacy when needed while still providing plenty of space to come together to dine and relax. The outdoor spaces at Coral Grenadine are no less impressive, with spacious terraces for alfresco dining and covered chillout areas – all fully furnished with high-end loungers, tables and chairs. The jewel in the villa’s crown is its 30ft infinity pool – the perfect spot for cooling down at the end of a long, hot day in paradise. 

Coral Grenadine is situated on the beautiful island of Bequia (pronounced Beckway), sixty miles north of St. Lucia and nine miles from its ‘parent’ island, St. Vincent. The island is considered something of a hidden gem in the Caribbean, where life moves at a slow, luxurious pace, enjoying a casual, beachy vibe. Here guests can enjoy white sandy beaches, swaying palms, and main streets lined with colourful shops and restaurants serving up fresh, local cuisine – as well as some familiar family favourites! On this small, idyllic island, you’ll feel transported to another world where you’re never far from a sandy beach, a quaint town or somewhere to enjoy something wonderful to eat and drink. Oliver recommends visiting the main town of Port Elizabeth during your stay, a welcoming spot where you’ll find a colourful fruit and veg market, shops, and restaurants – including the ‘world’s prettiest Pizza Hut’. Here you’ll be able to enjoy one of the Caribbean’s most scenic walks along the waterfront Belmont Walkway to Princess Margaret Beach. This fifteen-minute stroll is ‘doable’ for all ages, so slap some sunscreen on the kids and watch the boats bob on the harbour as you head along the powdery sands to Jack’s Beach Bar, where you can enjoy all-day beach chair rental and a popular local dish – crisp-fried ballyhoo (a sardine-like fish). If you’re looking for unique souvenirs, be sure to browse the stalls and stores along Port Elizabeth’s front street, where you’ll discover iconic Bequia bring-backs such as boats carved from coconut husks and jewellery made from whalebone. The island is famous for its whaling heritage, and it’s one of only a few places where the practice continues, with a limited number caught each year. To find out more, as well as the boat-building that the island is known for, check out the boat museum and find out all about the practices which are still carried out here today using age-old non-mechanical methods.  If you have any keen hikers among you (and plenty of water and sun cream!), why not trek to Bequia’s highest point of Ma Peggy’s Rock? It’s a 90-minute hike, but the views over Admiralty Bay towards Mustique, Petit Nevis and St. Vincent make it well worth it – be sure to have your camera handy!