Monthly Rentals in Sugar Loaf Island

Jocelyn’s Holmeways was exactly that… a home away! From the minute we arrived to leaving we felt like part of her family in a warm welcoming environment. The apartment is spacious, spotless and in a fantastic location. Jocelyn’s hosting, knowledge of Grenada and connections are immense. We were shown a wonderful local experience and can’t wait to return. Thank you for such a memorable trip.

Let’s say the host was very welcoming I felt At home. Lorraine even checked on me to see if my stay was suitable. She is supper sweet by the way. Everything about the BnB was supper awesome. The presentation of the BnB oh man I felt like I was in Dubai hotel. It looks exactly like the pictures. We’ll color coordinated with Bright colors. Supper clean like no one has step a foot in the BnB. If you’re looking for a place to stay in the country side this the BnB you should choose. I promise you won’t regret it you’ll have the best experience here !

The name Comfy Cabin says it all! We had an amazing stay at Judy's cabin. Tucked away in the peaceful village of Poyntzfield, St. Patrick, the cabin boasts of breathtaking views of the mountain ranges of the lush North and the rough waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Dont allow the size to trick you. The cabin is cleverly fitted with everything one might need to feel comfortable and at home. The nearest bus stop is within walking distance and buses travel to either of the main towns of Grenville or Sauteurs. There is a supermarket pretty close by, where you can find a variety of food items. Fresh produce is lacking however. Anyone looking to escape the hussle and bussle of St. George's and simply unwind in peace and quiet, is spot on at the Comfy Cabin. We highly recommend it.

Delightful! Stunning view of Caribbean Sea from the deck. As a working cocoa estate you get to talk with workers and get their stories and roles in the daily life of this plantation. Kim and Lylette have re birthed this small operation from a ruin, to a notable chocolate estate. Kim has a genius for making equipment work with repurposed parts. He has an interesting story for just about everything there! The workers are friendly and freely share their role and experiences. The treehouse is surrounded by jungle that comes alive after a rain. Trek up a trail that leads to the cocoa. It’s all around you. And there are bananas and other fruits growing there too. Try making your own lemon grass or bay leaf tea, freshly picked on the path to the treehouse. Come prepared with bug spray and long sleeves and pants and some closed in shoes. It’s a unique experience, kind of like camping, doing most things outdoors. Very calming and relaxing. And yes the chocolate is smooth and rich!