General
This wonderful Caribbean Villa sits on one of the most southern most points of Grenada, on the residential peninsula of Fort Judy. Hibiscus Villa is a modern building set in an ideal location for those who wont a private Caribbean getaway, while also having the opportunity to explore this beautiful, relatively untouched island.
Experience some of the best ocean views from this villa that sits on a peninsula among some lovely landscaped gardens, and with only a short 5 minute walk to a secluded beach, this villa is perfect before you even go inside.
Once inside, you will be greeted by large, open spaces that make the living and dining areas that are beautifully finished and furnished, and is equipped with every feature that you could require, making it one of the most comfortable holiday homes available on the island.
Let the sea breeze into the villa by opening the French doors in the living and dining area. Step through, and you will be greeted by a large open patio area that is adjacent to the beautiful pool. The patio and pool area has a stunning view out across the ocean, giving you the true Caribbean experience of living close to the ocean.
Hibiscus Villa features two master bedrooms, each of which has a king bed and French doors. Walk through these, and you will find your own deck to allow you to take in the stunning views. For added privacy, the master bedrooms are located at the opposite ends of the house. In the third bedroom, you will find a queen bed. All three bedrooms have a private bath.
On the lower level of the house, you will find a den and a small office in case the need to work strikes, and this is easy with the fast internet connection, also allowing you to easily contact loved ones at home.
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you would need, and there there is also much electrical entertainment equipment that includes cable televisions, a sound system and indoor and outdoor speakers as well as CD and DVD players.
Hibiscus is located in Fort Jeudy, some 20 – 25 minutes from the principal shopping area of Grand Anse and within convenient reach of every amenity, including supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, dive shops, banks, pharmacies etc and, of course, spectacular Grand Anse Beach. The picturesque capital town of St George’s is also about 15 minutes’ drive.
The amenities at Hibiscus include:
* Services include housekeeping three mornings a week, pool servicing and gardening. Beverly is the housekeeper andin addition to housekeeping, Beverly will also do your personal laundry, if required. She is also available to baby sit and cook for an additional fee. * All mattresses and pillows are enclosed in allergy-proof protective covers. The beds havehigh-comfort mattresses and linens are luxury hotel quality. * There are games, cards, pool toys, and a book collection for all ages. The owner’s CD collection is available for use, with a wide variety of music, including Caribbean. Or bring your iPod for use with the sound system. * Beach mats, towels, and a beach bag make trips to the beach easy. * The pool is a saline pool, with naturally generated chlorine, a much more pleasant alternative to the normal chlorine pool. * The villa has an assortment of baby and toddler amenities, such as a baby tub, bouncy seat and jumping seat. A crib and highchair is also available. One bathroom has a tub for ease with bathing children. * The kitchen has a coffee maker, toaster, food processor, electric kettle and blender. * In addition to a full size washer and dryer, there is an iron and ironing board.* Hibiscus is wired throughout with both 220v and 110v.
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- 3 Bathrooms
- 3 Bedrooms
- 6 guests
- Blender
- CD Player
- Coffee Maker
- Dining Area - Table and chairs for up-to 8 people
- Dishwasher
- Entertainment Cable TV
- Food Processor
- Ice-maker
- Kettle
- Large Fridge/Freezer
- Microwave
- Oven
- Toaster
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Grenada

Grenada is a very special island. Off the well-trodden Caribbean path, it is unspoilt and not over-developed, yet remarkably refined. The beaches are fabulous and not crowded, the rainforests are havens of nature and make for great trekking, the waterfalls are fun, the stores are good, the roads are smooth (by Caribbean standards!), the restaurants are varied and excellent. The people are warm, gracious and welcoming. Grenada is one of the safest and friendliest islands you can find. Renting a villa here is one of the ultimate way to get the most from this beautiful and memorable island.
With less than 110,000 inhabitants and only 133 square miles of land, the tri island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique appears almost invisible on the world map. Despite its size, the island is widely known for its abundance of spices, unspoilt beauty and friendly people.
It has often been questioned though, how an island so tiny, can possess a people with such great character and huge hearts. In 1961, when the Italian cruise liner, the Bianca C caught fire and sank, hundreds of Grenadians rushed to the aid of those onboard, feeding, sheltering and clothing them as needed. Today, a statue known as the ‘Christ of the Deep’ still stands on the Carenage in the town of St. George as an expression of gratitude for the great acts of kindness to the people of Grenada. This was not the first time Grenadians created a buzz because of humility and acts of kindness. In 2005, Lance Corporal Johnson Beharry VC; a Grenadian British Army Soldier was awarded the highest military decoration otherwise known as the Victoria Cross for saving the lives of members of his unit on two occasions. To date, he is the youngest recipient and first man to be awarded the Victoria Cross since 1982.
Sports and nature

With over 30 reef and wreck sites around the island there are plenty of diving opportunities for both experienced and novices divers. Serious snorkellers may want to explore the spectacular sights of the deeper reefs, and boats run regular trips from Grand Anse to places such as Moliniere Marine Park.
Hiking
Lush mountainous interior rainforests are havens of nature and make for great trekking. Waterfalls provide stunning wild swimming opportunities.
Yacht charters
Private yacht trips can be arranged. You can choose your own itinerary and enjoy a wonderful day on the ocean with stops for snorkelling and swimming.
Turtle Watching
While in Grenada you may be able to see the Leatherback turtle or the smaller Hawksbill turtle. The season begins on 1st April and runs through to the end of June. Tours run nightly, in season.
Whales and dolphins
Go on a sea safari for the chance to see whales and dolphins – the success rate of such trips is astonishingly high.
Sea Kayaking
Appreciate the natural beauty Grenada has to offer and access places that can only be visited by kayak. Every trip is its own adventure including deserted islands, gliding amongst the coral reefs and mangroves, and seeing beautiful flora and fauna.
Cycling in Grenada
Experience Grenada by bike! Bicycles, including mountain bikes and cruisers can be hired and bicycle tours for all levels and cycling abilities are also available.
Sport fishing
Well-organised sport fishing trips are available on a tailor-made basis to suit the client. Go in search of marlin, tuna and sail-fish.
Cricket
The brand new National Stadium is fast becoming a major cricket venue and it will play host to many major matches each year, including one-day internationals.
Nightlife

Restaurants in "the Caribbean kitchen" are known for their spicy dishes, exotic fruits and the most delicious array of sea food. A culinary diversity of French, Spanish, Indian and African cooking, makes for an unforgettable dining experience.
Grenada's music nightlife is not as well known compared to other islands. However, there are a few hot spots where visitors and locals alike, can party till the early hours. Music is varied with a choice selection of Calypso and Reggae which give them that distinctive Caribbean feel.
Culture & history

Our charming culture is an interesting fusion of old traditions and new generations. In our Carnival, influenced by African slaves and French colonisers, is the prominent presence of the Jab Molassi. Commonly referred to as ‘Jab-Jab’, revellers covered in oil march through the streets to the rhythm of their own drums, alongside the newer addition of revellers covered in colourful paint. This is a unique aspect of our Carnival and showcases the creativity in our culture. Other displays of our culture can be found in performances showcasing our folk tales and folk dances, the work of local artist and craftsman and the sounds of calypso music.
Notable attractions include the stunning Underwater Sculptures where you can combine scuba diving or snorkelling with groundbreaking art. Explore underground tunnels and breathtaking sea views at Fort George. The Belmont Estate is an authentic 17th century plantation showing workings of a fully functional historic plantation.
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