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Nutmeg, cinnamon, turmeric and cloves: the flora of Grenada reads like the ingredients list for a Creole curry. Our specialists have explored this isle of spice, from its mountainous interior to the never-busy beaches, and can suggest how to include it on your trip through the Caribbean. Stay where your suite leads straight onto the beach or spend time on a privately crewed yacht, flitting between marinas.

Your Grenada vacation could include time in the capital, Saint George’s, which is curved around a horseshoe bay, or sailing between deserted coves. On an island that’s quieter and less developed than many others in the area, you can also veer inland to explore rainforests, waterfalls and woodland. Journey north and you’ll find fishing villages, 18th-century rum distilleries and chocolate factories. And, diving into or snorkeling above the clear shallows off the southwest coast, you’ll find Grenada’s underwater sculpture park, a display of artwork on a regenerated reef.