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5 Adults-Only All Inclusive Resorts to Visit Right Now

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - November 25, 2017
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Pink Gin Beach, Grenada.

Sandals LaSource Grenada One of Sandals’ newest resorts, Sandals LaSource Grenada is set on the charming Pink Gin Beach on the bucolic southwestern tip of Grenada. It’s a beautifully designed property with some of the best food in the company’s portfolio. The Skypool Suites are worth the splurge.


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