Tamarind Beach Hotel & Yacht Club is a lively beachfront oasis
with 42 seaside hideaways, surrounded by tropical gardens, on a long white
sand beach. The low-rise property features two thatched-roof restaurants/bars:
the "Palapa Restaurant", with a delightful open terrace right at the water
edge, offering Italian and West Indian cuisine and the “Pirate's Cove”
an informal Bar serving lighter fare.
 The hotel offers 6 Beachfront Suites and 36 Beachfront rooms. All rooms and suites are air-conditioned and are lined with Brazilian walnut wood paneling with balconies overlooking the Caribbean Sea.  A full range of activities, based around Canouan's miles of white sand and clear water, is available for the sports orientated guest. Sunfish, snorkel gear, wind surfers, hydro-bikes and scuba diving are available. Day trip boat excursions can be arranged to one or more of the following Islands: Tobago Cays, Mayreau, Petit Tabac, Palm Island, Union Island, Petit St Vincent, Morpion, Mustique and Bequia  Trump International at Raffles Resort Canouan Island 18-hole Championship Golf Course, Trump Club Privée for gaming and Amrita Spa are easily accessible upon reservation that can be arranged through the concierge. There are a choice of two restaurants, the “Palapa” a delightful open
terrace surrounded by tropical flowers & right at the water edge. “Pirates
Cove” an informal snack bar, open daily and a Beach Bar.
 Canouan is a hilly three square mile Island located in the Heart of
the Grenadines, a few miles south of Mustique and is one of the last unspoiled
islands in the Caribbean. Surrounded by small bays and coves, secluded
white sand beaches and one of the Caribbean’s largest coral barrier reefs.
This enviable location provides some of the best sailings grounds in the
World.
 This small Italian-managed hotel offers travelers the welcoming charm of the Caribbean combined with warm Italian hospitality and style, as well as Italian influenced cuisine and architecture. It is the ideal location for lazy beach days and day trips exploring the Grenadines by boat. |
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