Grenada claims 45 beaches, all beautiful, and all free to the public. The most famous is long and stunning Grand Anse, home to many of the island's resorts and hotels.

Also in the south are Calabash and Horseshoe. If you are looking to pack a picnic lunch, head for Levera Beach on the northeastern shore, where you can find swaying palms and deserted stretches.

Other good beaches are near L'Anse aux Epines, where the Atlantic and the Caribbean meet.Calvigny Island, off the island's southwestern coast, has a couple of pretty beaches; you can reach them by shuttle boat from Secret Harbor or by asking fisherpeople around Woburn Pier.

Dive sites in Grenada are some of the last great places to be discovered. Grenada's divers and snorkelers can take advantage of the submerged coral reef which lines most of the western coast as well as the 180-meter (594-foot) wreck, the Bianca C, a cruise liner that went up in flames and sank in 1961 in the harbor at St. George's.

Good snorkeling is found at offshore reefs within swimming distance south of Grand Anse Beach and the nearby Morne Rouge Bay.

The Apartments and Villa are situated on the L'Anse aux Epines peninsula, surrounded by beaches, restaurants and stunning scenery.Prickly bay is the nearest beach to the self-catering apartments.The self-catering Whitehouse Apartments and Beach Villa give you the freedom & opportunity to try all the different bars, cafe's & restaurants without restrictive hotel timetables.