Description

Bluebay Lodge is a bed and breakfast styled hotel. It is located on the isle of Grenada but has all the amenities and accoutrements of home. We are nestled along the picturesque coastline of Grenada where lush green hills and mountains, warm sand, and breathtaking sunsets are all at your fingertips. With a calming sea breeze, the aroma of the Grenadian island spice flows in the air. This hidden treasure provides guests with an unforgettable island escape.

Experience Bluebay Lodge Grenada and you will discover the breathtaking beauty and tranquility of this Caribbean hideaway. This one-of-a-kind bed and breakfast is situated near the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea and is located on Mount Nesbit in St. John's, Grenada. Just a few minutes from the beach and Spice Isle’s Fish Capital of Gouyave, Bluebay Lodge is accessible from all points of the island.

Location

Getting to Grenada by

Plane
Point Salines International Airport is where international flights depart and arrive. Airlines serving Grenada directly are Air Jamaica from New York (sometimes via Montego Bay in Jamaica) andCaribbean Airlines from several islands in the Caribbean like Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados. British Airways flies there directly from London while Condor has weekly flights to and from Frankfurt. Toronto is served by Air Canada. Virgin Atlantic has flights to Grenada via Barbados or Trinidad and Tobago. Other airlines flying to Grenada are American Eagle (San Juan) and SVG Air (Saint Vincent).

Boat
From Union Island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines there are ferries to and from the island of Carriacou, Grenada. The M.V. Jasper travels from Union Island to Carriacou at 6AM on Mondays and Thursdays. In the other direction, it leaves Carriacou on the same day around noon. The costs is about EC$20.00, which is around 7.50 USD. In addition, various fishing boats leave Union Island at 7.30AM and will drop passengers in Carriacou for about the same price. Expensive watertaxis ply the same route between Carriacou and Union Island.