Some accommodations are simply a place to sleep.Sea Glass Place became part of my vacation.I arrived on a Thursday with no real itinerary, just a desire to slow down and experience Grenada at my own pace. From the moment Kerry picked me up at the airport to the warm welcome from Janie and Elvis (and the homemade muffins waiting in my room), I knew I’d chosen well.The balcony overlooking the Caribbean quickly became my morning coffee spot, and the small beach at the bottom of the property became my peaceful escape throughout the week.
Because of Sea Glass Place’s location, I was able to walk into St. George’s, catch local buses to Grand Anse and Beaulieu, stroll to IGA, enjoy fresh fish and rum punch at Priscilla’s across the street, and easily experience Grenada the way I wanted—on foot.My days were filled with ferry rides to Carriacou, beach hopping, Tri-Island Chocolate factory, Dexters,the West Indies Beer Company Brewery, and evenings listening to live music at Esther’s Bar enjoying Grenadian soup from VIP soups where I met wonderful people who became part of my trip.Every evening, returning to Sea Glass Place felt like coming home.If you’re looking for a luxury resort with endless activities this isn’t that. If you’re looking for an authentic, peaceful place that lets you experience the real Grenada while still feeling comfortable and cared for, Sea Glass Place is hard to beat.I arrived with no real plan.I left with wonderful memories and every intention of returning.
