True Blue Bay Boutique Resort

"Why we love it: An amenity-filled property that sits near all the action The Highlights: - Amenities like four pools, a treetop spa, and an open-air yoga studio - An on-site diving school and expedition boat - The sunset views from the Bay View rooms The Review: Located near St. George’s University, the all-inclusive True Blue Bay Boutique Resort is also right on a marina and just a five-minute drive from the airport, putting it at the center of all the action. Though it doesn’t have its own beach, it does offer shuttles to Grand Anse, which is a mere 10 minutes away, plus there’s plenty else to do on property. There are four small but well-maintained pools; a spa that uses local ingredients like chocolate and nutmeg for its treatments; an open-air yoga studio with treetop views; and a top-notch dive school that offers quick courses as well as multi-day PADI certifications. Guests already certified to dive can take advantage of four dives per day included in their stay, while landlubbers can opt for rum and chocolate tastings, cooking classes, non-motorized watersports, and fun kids’ activities. When hunger strikes, head to on-site restaurant Dodgy Dock, which regularly hosts theme nights like Street Food, Romantic BBQ, and Cocoa Thursdays. Should you prefer to cook for yourself, accommodations here, which range from rooms to suites to villas, include kitchenettes and outdoor seating with epic views. Villas can even sleep up to six people and feature private plunge pools for added luxury."

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"A lively, waterside venue at True Blue Bay Boutique Resort that draws the biggest crowds for its weekly street‑food night (especially Wednesdays), when vendors line the terrace with whole fried fish, roti, Asian eats and more; the event is festive, popular with Saint George’s University students, features live bands and plenty of dancing." - Terry Ward