Experience the charm of True Blue Bay Boutique Resort in Grenada! Perfect for families, this eco-friendly haven offers great accommodations, stunning ocean views, kids’ amenities, and exciting activities. Enjoy unforgettable memories in paradise with your family. Here’s what you should know!
We were in Grenada for a long-term house sit that ended early and stumbled upon this resort a few days before departure. True Blue Bay Boutique Resort offers a small discount and seemed more accommodating for a family than other resorts that include Sandals Grenada or the Six Senses La Sagesse. We’re glad we tried this resort out. The resort was conveniently located within a 10-minute drive to just about everything we needed.
The guest room selection is of great variety at the resort. Unlike other resorts in the area, which seem to cater more to families with small children, True Blue Bay Boutique Resort offers a variety of accommodations suitable for all kinds of travelers. We chose to stay here because it is family-friendly and perfect for young children.
We booked a waterfront suite situated right on the water’s edge. The room offered a stunning view of the blue waters and a panoramic view of True Blue Bay. The master bedroom featured a king-size bed.
The en-suite bathroom was spacious, featuring a large shower and a wall-mounted hair dryer. During the dry season, they might limit shower times as the Caribbean typically experiences a drought from November to June.
Having a fully equipped kitchen was a pleasant surprise and would be very helpful for making small bites and meals, especially if you’re staying for a longer period of time than we did.
If you’re visiting Grenada and want to explore all it has to offer, look no further than the concierge. They can help you with activities both on and off the resort property.
One of Grenada’s big industries is chocolate production, and the concierge can help you find the perfect chocolate tasting experience. They can also assist with arranging waterfall tours and rum distillery tours.
They have a total of four pools, each with its own unique characteristics and vibe. The pool closest to your room might not be where you expect. For us, the nearest pool was just up a set of stairs, across the pathway from our room door.
Don’t forget to visit the rum shop for a cocktail or mocktail to enjoy while at the pools. Grenada produces lots of rum, so be sure to try some of the locally made varieties—they’re known for their good flavor and smoothness.
Just before entering the Dodgy Dock restaurant, you’ll see the playgrounds on your left. This area is designed for kids aged 12 and under, featuring a couple of slides and various toys for them to enjoy.
Grenada was originally founded by Arawak-speaking Amerindian people from South America. They’ve left their mark on the island, and you can see their pottery on display.
Some pieces are hundreds to thousands of years old, with some weathered by the elements and others depicting fish, turtles, and frogs. Discovering these ancient artifacts was unexpected and elevated my travel experience by connecting me with Grenada’s rich history.
The resort is enveloped in a lush tropical jungle atmosphere. Everywhere you look, there are Coconut palms by the pools, Plumeria trees, and Bougainvillea flowers, creating a vibrant tropical paradise vibe.
We’ve traveled to many places, and while looking at this small building, I noticed the Mexican eagle with the snake and read the wording. I wondered to myself, “Is that really a Mexican consulate?”
This is the first time I’ve seen a consulate located near a resort or hotel. If you’re a Mexican national needing consular services, they can assist you right here.
If your family is looking for a new country scuba experience in a different country, this place has it all. They offer a great scuba instructor and two boats to take you to Grenada’s thirty reefs.
If you’re looking to learn scuba diving with your family or as a couple, and experience the unspoiled beauty of Grenada, this will be an unforgettable experience.
Kayaking, sailing Hobie Cats, and paddle boarding are included with your stay at True Blue Bay. Knowing this beforehand would have been great. If you’re looking for some fun activities, you don’t need to go far. The resort offers two Hobie Cats for rides in the bay. For guided experiences in other water sports, just ask the concierge or front desk—they’ll take care of everything.
The yoga studio and gym are conveniently located together across from the front desk’s loading area. The Sankalpa Ocean View Yoga Studio, situated above the gym, boasts stunning views of the bay. They offer yoga classes nearly every day—don’t forget to check the schedule!
This gym is impressively equipped, especially for a hotel/resort. They not only have a rowing machine (a rarity in these settings) but also a Peloton stationary bike—the only place I’ve seen a Peloton outside of a personal residence.
The gym focuses more on free weights rather than bulky weight machines typically found in gyms. Despite its small size, who really comes on vacation to work out anyway?
The spa offers an extensive range of services, including massages, soaks, and facials. It boasts one of the longest massage menus we’ve encountered, featuring specialties like Reflexology Massage.
The restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner, offering two menus with a variety of dishes. You can find Grenadian-inspired options like conch, as well as Mexican-inspired dishes such as Baja tacos.
We kicked off our visit by indulging in a few signature smoothies that featured Grenadian rum. The cocktails, especially the All Night and the Mai Tai, were not only delicious but also visually appealing.
For breakfast the resort offers a buffet of food to select from. They have a drink station, fruit and bread station, and offer an assortment of breakfast items that change daily.
The bakery is easy to find, located just after you turn and see the sign on the road. They offer a variety of baked goods and even ice cream.
While on a grocery run, we stopped by for brunch. The meal offered a huge amount of food for a reasonable price, with plenty of items to choose from.
We were craving some good bacon, extra crispy hash browns, and eggs. We also ordered fresh fruit and fried plantains. The banana bread was particularly delicious, thanks to a hefty amount of nutmeg in the recipe.
Grenada is a great destination to visit year-round. Hurricanes rarely venture this far south, with only four hurricanes hitting the island in the past 150 years.
We visited the resort at the tail end of the dry season, so they had water conservation practices in place. This will have no effect on our decision to visit again at all.
Since it was the end of the dry season, the landscape was quite brown and less visually appealing, but it also meant the atmosphere was dry and not muggy or swampy.
They actually offer three different day passes at the resort. You can ask the reservations team about all the options available.
We called the front desk staff and they had a luggage scale for guests to use. It helped us redistribute our weight to avoid overweight baggage fees. Very helpful!
They have a marina and own 12 mooring balls in the bay. As a tenant of the marina, you’ll have access to the pools, bathrooms, and other amenities.
They have a beach, but it isn’t like the picturesque Grand Anse Beach. Instead, it’s a mangrove beach with darker sand.
True Blue Bay Boutique Resort in Grenada offers an unforgettable family getaway with its eco-friendly and luxurious accommodations. The resort features spacious rooms, stunning ocean views, and a variety of activities for all ages, ensuring everyone has a blast. Kids will love the swimming pools, while parents can relax at the spa or enjoy water sports. With its warm, welcoming atmosphere and exceptional service, True Blue Bay is the perfect place to create lasting family memories.
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