This sprawling 65-acre coconut plantation is nestled between a breathtaking bay and lush forest. The bay has a quarter-mile-long beach overlooking some of the Grenadine Islands. The forest is over 600 acres of uninhabited tropical Caribbean forest (great for hiking). Aside from this little slice of heaven, there's the rest of Bequia and St. Vincent & the Grenadines to explore. In this island chain, you'll find plenty of unspoiled vibrant reefs, isolated islets, pristine beaches, cascading waterfalls, and a wide variety of tropical birds, flora, and fauna. There’s even a volcano that’s still active.

The uniquely-Caribbean character of Sugar Reef Bequia is exotic and off-the-beaten-path, a tremendous feat in this day and age. Sugar Reef Bequia is not some sterilized hotel plopped on a mountain. It elegantly maintains the sumptuous traditional Caribbean luxury of being open to the sweeping views, the breeze, and nature. You’re absolutely engulfed in the sights, sounds, and smells of the lush greenery surrounding you at this hotel on the quieter side of Bequia.

Take the dreamy few-minute drive from the Beach House (open all year) up to the hillside. The French House (open from Christmas to Easter) boasts commanding panoramic views of Crescent Beach, Industry Bay and the nearby Grenadines. There’s a refreshing saline plunge pool, wrap-around veranda, a self-serve honor-bar, and an open-air great room complete with books and games.

All of the guest rooms are adorned with an eclectic selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary Caribbean-style furniture. Each room has mahogany four-poster beds, draped with nets and the sumptuous all-cotton percale linens will have you sleeping so comfortably.

Sugar Reef Bequia has an on-site beachfront café, several comfortable lounging areas, and eight distinctive guest quarters. If you’d like more action and adventure, there are plenty of activities to do at the hotel, on Bequia, and elsewhere in the Grenadines.