Six Senses La Sagesse Grenada Travel Guide

Six Senses La Sagesse is a cliffside Grenadian retreat that faces La Sagesse Beach and coastal nature trails. Officially opened in April 2024, it is the first resort of the Six Senses brand in the Caribbean. The resort is located along the southeastern coast in St. David, nestled between two beaches and surrounding a lagoon. It is accessed via a winding road through a residential neighborhood.The resort's design mimics a Caribbean village with walkways through gardens made of repurposed nutmeg shells and cocoa skins, wrapped by the lakefront promenade and beach. Each building is no higher than a palm tree and individually situated on hillsides of landscaped gardens, blurring the lines between the pristine nature and the gorgeous interior. The resort has a lagoon at its center with two small beaches. The hotel doesn't recommend swimming in the Atlantic because of the currents. Instead, you can swim in the shallow waters on the Caribbean side at La Sagesse Beach.Six Senses La Sagesse offers 56 pool suites and 15 villas, ranging from one to four bedrooms, all with large outdoor terraces and private plunge pools. Every aspect of the resort's design has been carefully considered, putting guests' well-being at its heart, from abundant light and space to using natural and repurposed materials for the interiors. The resort also includes a full-service spa set over the lagoon, with a state-of-the-art fitness room and yoga pavilion upstairs. Pre- and post-treatment, you can enjoy the hot and cold plunge pools, a large sauna with a window overlooking the lagoon and steam room.Guests can indulge in farm-to-table experiences, with fresh, local cuisine served in the resort's restaurants. The Experience Center at the resort offers unique opportunities to connect with Grenada's Spice Island heritage and learn about its culture and way of life. This includes exciting activities like farm-to-table cooking, Caribbean-style high tea, waterfall dips, rainforest hikes, and visits to local spice gardens.