Spice Island Beach Resort
From our Caribbean editor, Chanize Thorpe:
Despite being over 20 years old, the décor remains well kept. Another plus, there’s no day-to-night thumping steel band or throngs of crowds chugging rum punches in the pool. Instead, it’s a very quiet and genteel environment where food is served a la carte, though there is a Caribbean buffet to make people remember they are actually on an West Indian island. But yeah, there’s daily afternoon tea, too. Can’t get too wild, now.
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