Activities
Boat charter
Blue Lagoon Charter Boats
Sail in a luxurious catamaran or speed boat to the beautiful islands of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Your relaxing day trip can be filled with snorkeling and watching out for flying fish, turtles, dolphins and whales.
Spa
Located on our property is a Spa that offers a multitude of services to give you the most relaxing experience possible. With a professional nail salon and massage parlor, you can bask in a full spa day in the comfort of our compound.
Greenhouse Café
Our Cannabis Consumption Lounge
Greenhouse Cafe is a cannabis dispensary and consumption lounge that allows patients to gain access to medicinal cannabis in St Vincent.
Consumption of medicinal cannabis in SVG has been legal since 2018, and you can now purchase medicinal cannabis at a dispensary once you have a prescription from a doctor. To get your medicinal cannabis prescription in only five minutes, click our logo below!
The Beaches
The Grenadine Islands are known worldwide for having the most beautiful beaches, and Bequia certainly lives up to this. Both Princess Margaret Beach and Lower Bay are not to be missed on a visit to Bequia, and can now be reached on foot by the new Belmont Walkway from Port Elizabeth.
Bike Tours
Explore on two wheels with us! Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, our bike tours offer the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and scenic beauty.
Discover breathtaking views and vibrant towns while enjoying the freedom of riding at your own pace.
Hikes & walks
'Ma Peggy Rock'
'Ma Peggy Rock', is Bequia's highest point with beautiful, unobtrusive views of Bequia from up above. With a short walk from the hotel towards La Pompe, you can learn about the history of the whaling industry in Bequia. The climb up to Ma Peggy Rock involves trekking through different vegetation zones, including travelling through open pastures, dry scrub bush and dry tropical forest to reach the spectacular view at the summit, locally known as Peggy's Rock.
Bequia Head
Bequia Head is at the northern point of the island. This hike begins under the Almond Tree in Port Elizabeth, followed by a walk on the road past Spring, Industry and Park beaches, before entering the stone work quarry. Following the old smugglers trail will lead you towards Bequia Head.
On the way to Bequia Head you will look down to L'Anse Chemin, the original landing site of the first Europeans to settle on Bequia. You will also see cinnamon and gum trees, and wild orchids growing on bare rock!
Bequia Head offers a stunning view from almost 600 feet above sea level across the Bequia Channel to St. Vincent. The return journey brings us back to the quarry at Park Beach and onto Industry Beach, where hikers can lunch at the Crescent Bay Bar & Restaurant. Hikers often choose to relax at this venue for the afternoon, before walking or catching a taxi back to Port Elizabeth.
Turtle Sanctuary
Local fisherman, Orton ‘Brother’ King, constructed this sanctuary in an effort to preserve the hawksbill turtle. The center is open to the public with a small donation as a entry fee.