Rolling Surf

Just as the name implies, Rolling Surf is where the gentle waves of the Caribbean Sea lull you to sleep at night and where luxury meets contentment in this elegant waterfront villa.

The owners searched high and low across the Caribbean to find the perfect spot for their home in the tropics. Here they found friendly people and secluded beaches and brought their dream to life in what is now Rolling Surf. Three spacious bedrooms, two of which have direct access to the pool deck and a magnificent master suite with its own private veranda, are all decorated to perfection in soft hues, with bathrooms en suite and polished stone floors. For cooling off take a dip in the large infinity pool, plunge into the sea off your private platform or stroll along the shallow waters of Prickly Bay. If the state of the art kitchen isn’t inspiration enough, why not take advantage of a 10% discount at the popular Calabash Beach Bar and Restaurant, just a short walk away along the beach.

Accommodation Location

Ground Floor: Open plan kitchen/lounge/dining room • Master double bedroom with four poster bed and whirlpool bath • Double bedroom • Twin bedroom • All bedrooms have air-conditioning and ceiling fans, double and twin rooms have shower rooms en suite

Lower Ground Floor: Fitness room/TV room

Facilities / Services

Facilities

Washing machine, Dishwasher, Flat screen TV (cable), Bose Surround Sound System,  DVD, Play station 2, iPod dock, Telephone, Fax, Wifi, Barbecue

Private Infinity Pool: 12m x 4.5m, 1.3m-1.6m deep with built-in steps and Jacuzzi

Staff: Maid service, Cook on request

Local Facts

Amenities: Beachfront, Golf 10 minutes drive, Tennis 2 minutes walk, St George’s 15 minutes drive

Destination introduction

An exquisitely beautiful island of spice, untouched by tourism until long after most other Caribbean islands, and still one of the most friendly – the beaches are wonderful and unspoilt, the scenery spectacular and the history fascinating.

Lying at the southernmost tip of the Windward Islands, Grenada is an island of soaring peaks and lush rainforests, and its coast is fringed with cliffs and long white sand beaches, of which Grand Anse is the most famous and at two miles long, one of the longest. The island is one to explore, and a drive round the coast visiting Gouyave,

Sauteurs and Grenville will show you a side of the island that has not changed in years. One sixth of the landmass is preserved as parks and natural wildlife sanctuaries - head inland to see the cascading waterfalls at Concord and Annandale, or take a hike through the beautiful rainforests of the Grand Etang National Park - or visit a spice plantation for which the island is renowned, the discarded nutmeg shells often being recycled and used as crunchy pathways in the reserves. But the picturesque beaches are also a fantastic draw, from tiny coves dotted around the coastline to deserted strands, particularly in the north of the island, with the main beaches in the south offering all forms of watersports.

The capital, St George’s, is one of the most enchanting and picturesque in the Caribbean, with red tiled buildings tumbling into the attractive, horseshoe shaped harbour. There is a bustling market to visit and the chance to buy some of the local spices – nutmeg, cinnamon or mace – or the opportunity to just people watch and soak up the colourful atmosphere. The island’s restaurants are located mainly in the south of the island, including in and around St George’s, and they offer a surprising choice of local fare and international dishes with fish, exotic vegetables, spices and fruits combined to suit all palates.

The majority of the villas and hotels that we feature are in the south west of the island close to the capital and Grand Anse beach, leaving the remainder of the island relatively undisturbed.

Sports

One 9-hole Golf Course - Tennis (mainly at hotels) - Winsurfing - Kite surfing - Waterskiing - Snorkelling - Scuba diving - Game fishing - Mountain biking - Rainforest treks - Walking.