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Silversands Grenada: A Modern Oasis on Grand Anse Beach
Experience modern luxury on Grenada's Grand Anse Beach at Silversands, with its minimalist design, Caribbean's longest pool, and local charm.
Silversands Grenada is a luxury resort on the pristine Grand Anse Beach, known for its minimalist design, long infinity pool, and celebration of Grenadian culture. Opened in 2018, it offers a modern and tranquil escape with beachfront access and a focus on local experiences.
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A brief summary to Silversands Grenada
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Getting There
Taxi
From Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), a taxi is the most direct way to reach Silversands Grenada. The journey is approximately 10-15 minutes. A taxi from the airport to Grand Anse typically costs around $25-30 USD. Some taxi services offer fixed rates. Silversands also provides private airport transfers for a fee. Pre-booking is recommended.
Public Transport
To reach Silversands Grenada via public transport from Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), walk to the main road and catch the #1 bus towards St. George's. The bus will pass through Grand Anse. Ask the driver to be dropped off near Silversands. The bus fare is between EC$2.50 to EC$6.50 (approximately $1 to $2.40 USD). Buses typically operate from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm, Monday to Saturday.
Walking
If you are already on Grand Anse Beach, Silversands is located directly on the beachfront. Walking along the beach is a pleasant way to reach the resort. From the Grand Anse Craft and Spice Market, walk approximately 700 meters along the beach to reach Silversands. There are no specific costs associated with walking.
Local tips
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Enjoy the complimentary water sports, including kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling, directly from the beach.
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Visit the Grand Anse Craft and Spice Market, located a short walk along the beach, for local crafts and spices.
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Take advantage of the resort's partnership with local tour operators to explore Grenada's waterfalls, farms, and historical sites.
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Make sure to try the Thai-inspired dishes at Asiatique, one of the resort's restaurants that uses local Grenadian ingredients.
Discover more about Silversands Grenada
Silversands Grenada, which opened its doors in December 2018, is a luxury resort that stands as a modern statement on Grenada's famed Grand Anse Beach. Known as the first major resort to open on Grand Anse in 25 years, Silversands offers a blend of contemporary design and Grenadian warmth. The resort's architecture, with interiors designed by AW² and Reda Amalou & Stéphanie Ledoux, emphasizes the surrounding landscape, offering clean lines against the backdrop of the beach.The resort features 43 suites and nine villas, all designed with a minimalist aesthetic and natural tones. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide ample light, and private terraces or balconies offer ocean views. Amenities include an impressive 330-foot infinity pool, the longest in the Caribbean, a spa, and multiple dining options.Silversands is committed to supporting the Grenada community, sourcing produce from local farmers and partnering with local tour operators to offer guests experiences such as waterfall chasing, scuba diving, and organic farm tours. The resort provides a luxurious yet authentic Grenadian experience.
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