Bequia Beach Hotel

Bequia Beach Hotel, (pronounced Bek-way), is a little jewel in the Caribbean, relatively unknown and a real treat for those seeking a boutique and untouched Caribbean experience. The island itself is the second largest in the Grenadines at just 7 miles square, with lush vegetation and beautiful beaches - perfect for both land and water based activities.

The 44 room hotel is a real labour of love, recently completed by a Swedish owner who stumbled upon Bequia when sailing many years ago. It is an understated property that oozes colonial Caribbean charm and is reminiscent of 1950s Caribbean glamour with its beautifully appointed rooms. The hotel sits amidst an almond forest, with lush gardens leading to a stunning beach, practically deserted save for a few fishing families. The hotel's quiet surroundings are ideal for couples and honeymooners.

Lazy days by one of the pools or on the beach are the order of the day here. In the evening, guests can enjoy a delicious dinner usually involving freshly caught lobster or seafood at the open air Bagatelle restaurant where the ocean can be heard and the breeze is a welcome break from the heat.

For guests wanting to explore the island it is very safe to do so and there are many activities such as hikes to view points and other beaches on the island, private picnics on deserted beaches, or a snorkeling trip to the stunning Tobago Cays. Visit the Turtle Sanctuary or soak up the local life at Port Elizabeth and enjoy one of the local restaurants and chat with the very friendly locals.

Back at the hotel in the evening there are often local bands to entertain you and Tapas evenings are enjoyed on certain days.

Bequia Beach Hotel has a good range of rooms, suites and villas. The rooms and suites at this boutique hotel combines luxury, elegance and charm to provide a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. In trying to make it less of a "hotel" room and more of a home from home, all are decorated in a typical Caribbean, colonial style and are furnished comfortably, with views of the beach or pool and gardens. The very private Penthouse Suite is perfect for a romantic getaway, whilst the two bedroom villas are ideal for families.

Families are most welcome to come and stay at Bequia Beach Hotel, although there are no specific children's facilities available there.

During the Summer months there will be a complimentary kids program for 4-12 year olds.

For a small boutique property Bequia Beach hotel has good facilities including a small spa, sauna, yoga instructor on request, gym, 1950s inspired reading and games room. There are two pools, the larger closest to the beach with three pool cabanas reminiscent of Beverley Hills style. The smaller pool is located close to the classic rooms and designed to be for those staying in that cluster of rooms. Dining is a delight at the main restaurant “Bagatelle” serving fusion Euro Caribbean cuisine and lots of freshly caught seafood all accompanied by amazing views across the to the neighboring islands. The small tapas restaurant is open twice a week and is a great place for a light dinner or canapés and sangria.

The small bar is a fun place to hang our pre or post dinner and sample the local cocktails.

Bequia Beach Hotel has live entertainment on set nights (currently Wednesdays and Saturdays). Room service is available on request but allow advance warning.

Limited watersports can be arranged as well as island tours, guided walks and hikes. Picnics to neighboring beaches can be arranged, as well as sailing and snorkeling trips to the stunning Tobago Cays where you will be able to swim with Turtles and experience completely uninhabited islands of the Grenadines.

Offering warm temperatures throughout the year the Caribbean is a perfect year round destination. With an average of 9 hours sunshine a day the peak season runs from December through to April which is the dry season when you can expect very little rainfall. May to November are the slightly wetter months where you will find an increase in rainfall as the summer season goes on and with that some humidity, however the Summer months are still a great time to travel as the temperatures are hot and the rain tends to come in short heavy bursts but not all day long. The wettest months with the most humidity are September and October and these are the most probable months for hurricanes to occur in the region although many islands have not experienced hurricanes for a number of years. The average daily temperatures range from the mid-seventies in the winter months and mid-eighties in the summertime.