Ins & Outs of St. Vincent and the Grenadines - 2023

104 PALMISLAND Forming a part of the Grenadines archipelago, which is located between St. Vincent and Grenada and comprising 135-acres of pure paradise, Palm Island is not only a private all-inclusive resort but also a fascinating, charming and idyllic island. After a 45-minute flight from Barbados to Union Island, followed by a smooth 8-minute boat trip, you will reach your dream destination. Palm Island, which features an elegant and refined adults only resort is very close to the world famous Tobago Cays, a place not to be missed by any nature or sea lover. Palm Island Resort & Spa has a total of 43 chic castway guest rooms and three private villas with more than half of the accommodations set directly on the beach with the remaining rooms located just a few steps away. All the rooms are air- conditioned and elegantly appointed with unique furniture inspired by the surroundings. Each room is equipped with kettles, coffee makers, mini-fridges, safes, complimentary wifi, hairdryers and comfortable cotton bathrobes. PalmIsland The all-inclusive Palm Island Resort includes 3 superb meals a day, with a choice of 2 restaurants, daily afternoon tea, top-shelf beverages, various barbecues and private dining experiences as well as live entertainment at night. General facilities include a boutique, a spa, a library and a freshwater swimming pool. With five white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters, Palm Island Resort & Spa is the perfect place to awaken your senses. From wellness activities to ocean adventures, there is always something new to discover on Palm Island. Hike one of their three nature trails, enjoy a game of tennis, or explore the island by bicycle. From complimentary non-motorised water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, Hobbie Cat sailing and stand-up paddle boarding to indulgent cooking classes and crab racing, Palm Island is the perfect Caribbean getaway. Palm Island plays an active role in the protection of its environment, flora and fauna. Don’t be surprised to meet many tortoises, interesting birds and their famous indigenous iguanas during your walks. T h e Pe a r l o f t h e G r e n a d i n e s