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20 Great Resorts for Summer Caribbean Vacations

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 19, 2019
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True Blue Bay, Grenada It’s colorful, it’s funky and it’s a way to see the real Grenada. The venerable True Blue Bay has always oozed Grenadian personality, and after a recent expansion it’s never looked better. What hasn’t changed? The energy at the Dodgy Dock, the seafront eatery that seems to bring together the whole country.


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