Inside Prince Charles and Camilla's Luury Caribbean Retreat
Lonely plant 27 March,2019
It has been reported that Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall stayed at the Spice Island Beach Resort when they visited Grenada
On Saturday as part of their current Caribbean tour. The luxury beachfront resort has previously hosted members of the British royal family and is a favorite among well-heeled visitors to the island.
Charles and Camilla touched down in Grenada as part of a 12-day whirlwind tour of the Caribbean. According to the Telegraph, the couple stayed at the Cinnamon Suite of the Spice Island Beach Resort, an all-inclusive, luxury seafront retreat that’s framed by palms and fragrant private gardens and situated on a dazzling and secluded white stretch of beach.
It’s run by hoteliers Sir Royston Hopkin and Lady Betty Hopkin and is a favourite with celebrity visitors to Grenada, including the British royals. The newspaper reports that the Queen stayed at the resort in 1966 on her first Caribbean tour, Princess Anne has been twice and Prince Harry visited in 2016.
During their visit to the ‘Spice Island’, Charles and Camilla learned about local agriculture and met with the country’s world-famous chocolatiers to learn about the history of cocoa and spice production as Grenada is famous for growing spices including nutmeg and mace, cinnamon, ginger. They also met with local organizations involved in marine protection and conservation and rounded off their day with a stroll along Grand Anse beach.
Charles and Camilla are at the tail-end of a royal tour of the Caribbean which has also taken them to Barbados, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia and the Grenadines. They’re currently in Cuba where they have become the first British royals to ever visit the country in a historic four-day visit. They’ll make a final stop in the Cayman Islands before returning home.
It has been reported that Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall stayed at the Spice Island Beach Resort when they visited Grenada
On Saturday as part of their current Caribbean tour. The luxury beachfront resort has previously hosted members of the British royal family and is a favorite among well-heeled visitors to the island.
Charles and Camilla touched down in Grenada as part of a 12-day whirlwind tour of the Caribbean. According to the Telegraph, the couple stayed at the Cinnamon Suite of the Spice Island Beach Resort, an all-inclusive, luxury seafront retreat that’s framed by palms and fragrant private gardens and situated on a dazzling and secluded white stretch of beach.
It’s run by hoteliers Sir Royston Hopkin and Lady Betty Hopkin and is a favourite with celebrity visitors to Grenada, including the British royals. The newspaper reports that the Queen stayed at the resort in 1966 on her first Caribbean tour, Princess Anne has been twice and Prince Harry visited in 2016.
During their visit to the ‘Spice Island’, Charles and Camilla learned about local agriculture and met with the country’s world-famous chocolatiers to learn about the history of cocoa and spice production as Grenada is famous for growing spices including nutmeg and mace, cinnamon, ginger. They also met with local organizations involved in marine protection and conservation and rounded off their day with a stroll along Grand Anse beach.
Charles and Camilla are at the tail-end of a royal tour of the Caribbean which has also taken them to Barbados, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia and the Grenadines. They’re currently in Cuba where they have become the first British royals to ever visit the country in a historic four-day visit. They’ll make a final stop in the Cayman Islands before returning home.
