A Big Milestone for a Legendary Grenadines Resort

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - October 16, 2018

By the Caribbean Journal staff

The venerable Petit St Vincent private-island resort in the Grenadines is reopening its doors Nov. 1, set to mark its 50th season.

It’s a major milestone for the 115-acre, 22-unit property, which is relaunching next month with “refreshed accommodation” and upgraded amenities.

A cottage at the Petit St Vincent resort.

The upcoming season will also include the return of Petit St Vincent’s culinary series of events throughout the year, ranging from wine tastings to cooking classes with guest chefs.

The spa at Petit St Vincent.

It’s also easier than ever to get to the private island, thanks to the recent launches of nonstop flights from both the United States and Canada to St Vincent and the Grenadines’ new Argyle International Airport.

For more, visit Petit St Vincent.

— CJ

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