The white sand beach at Buccament Bay Resort - the first such development on St Vincent Buccament Bay has a beach in two parts. On one part, where the locals hang out, the sand is black – the ...

Sandals St. Vincent & the Grenadines ... which leave from the beach in the afternoons. The Red Lane Spa overlooks the Buccament River and features signature treatments like the Scents of Love ...

The vibe: An adults-only enclave with a host of only-in-St.-Vincent amenities Location: Buccament Bay ... of the Caribbean Sea lap the white-sand beach, and high green hills offer a scenic ...

Construction of a new airport and the opening of the first phase of Harlequin Hotels & Resorts' 1,000-room Buccament Bay Beach Resort will change the face of the tourism product on St. Vincent ...

BUCCAMENT, St. Vincent – If you’ve ever seen the first ... There’s plenty of beach to go around with mostly black sand on volcanic St. Vincent (though Sandals’ sand is signature white ...

Barely three months after Sandals Resorts International opened up its nifty new 301-room Caribbean resort on the island of St. Vincent ... out in its own private Buccament Bay cove, as it is.

Kingstown – The government of St Vincent and the Grenadines says that notwithstanding Wednesday’s signing ceremony with Sandals Resorts International, it still owns the property at Buccament ...

If you're itching to explore, St. Vincent offers numerous picturesque ... scenery should head just 5 miles north of Kingstown to the Buccament Valley to embark on the Vermont Nature Trails.

The resort in capital city Kingstown is an overhaul of the former Buccament Bay Spa and Resort, which shuttered in 2016. The bedroom of a swim-up suite at the Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

(iwnsvg) – Sandals Resort International is paying about US$17.5 million (about EC$47 million) for the former Buccament Bay Resort as well as additional land in the area, including those that the ...

Finance minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines Camillo Gonsalves ... team that all is going well with the Sandals hotel under construction at Buccament Bay, saying it would be second to none.