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Açıklama İngilizceNested in one of Grenada’s most scenic destinations, Laluna Villa IIII is an oasis of luxury for eight. Located inside an uber-glam resort in breathtaking Portici Bay, it is only two bays south of the sweeping Grand Anse Beach. Cradled by green rolling hills, and looking out onto sweeping Caribbean waves, the villa promises a stay that is as rejuvenating as it is enthralling.

Blending charming boho interiors with Caribbean accents, and beguiling Asian elements, the villa oozes a rustic, timeless appeal. Fragrant lawns, sparkling pools, beachfront yoga shalas and a Balinese spa — it tastefully combines the earthy with the luxurious.

Indulge in retail therapy at the in-house boutique, explore the wellness center and beachfront gym, complete with treadmill, elliptical cross trainers and exercise bikes. Get in touch with nature at the bountiful organic garden. Head to the resort’s thatched-roof restaurant and sunset lounge to savour Italian delicacies with surprising Caribbean twists.

The villa welcomes you with a stunning balcony and invigorating designs. A swanky infinity pool overlooks the majestic Caribbean horizon. Sprawl on lounger chairs and feel the rustling palm trees and soft, turquoise waves. Dig into al-fresco meals or sizzle a hearty BBQ on the stone-finished terrace.

The living area boasts soothing white-washed interiors and tropical foliage, overlooking the roomy outdoor deck. Enjoy cosy family meals at the indoor dining area or whip up homemade cuisines at the gourmet kitchen, stocked with modern cabinets, refrigerator, freezer, ice machine, oven and a wine fridge.

Each of the bedrooms sleeps two, and stays loyal to the white and pastel theme of the home. While three of them come with double beds and en-suite bathrooms, the fourth is equipped with a twin bed along with an ensuite bathroom that overlooks the ocean.    

If working remotely, the villa offers workspaces with speedy Wi-Fi.

While you’re here, take a tour of the Nutmeg Processing Station (30 km), one of Grenada’s most valuable exports, to learn about local cultivation. On Saturdays, the Spice Market (3.6 km) comes alive with bustling, aromatic flavours of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves — justifying Grenada’s reputation as Spice Island.