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North America: 1-800-496-2581
Worldwide: 1-817-333-5413

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Accommodations :

The Coyaba Beach Resort has 80 guest rooms, all with an ocean view and a spacious balcony or terrace on which to enjoy it. All rooms are tastefully furnished using colorful West Indian prints.

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The Coyaba Beach Resort has two restaurants and two bars. Carbet features gourmet a la carte meals for lunch and dinner. Arawakabana offers casual meals poolside throughout the day. Two resort bars serve tropical cocktails and more traditional bar drink, including a swim-up bar.

Weddings :

The beautiful beaches and lush, tropical gardens of Grenada offer wedding couples a wide choice of lovely settings for an island ceremony. The staff of t he Coyaba Beach Resort will be happy to assist you with all of the legal and festive arrangements for a perfect wedding.

Amenities and Services :

The Coyaba Beach Resort sits directly on world famous Grand Anse Beach. The resort has a freshwater swimming pool, a tennis court, a fitness center, a small library, and a meeting and conference room.

The resort also offers complimentary tennis with a racquet and balls, complimentary non-motorized watersports, complimentary croquet, and a complimentary round of golf at the nearby Grenada Country Club (transportation not included.)

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The Coyaba Beach Resort is located on five and a half acres of well-manicured gardens. “Coyaba” means “heaven” in the native West Indian Arawak language, and the Coyaba Beach Resort lives up to its name. The beach is idyllic, the accommodations are spacious, and the service is friendly and attentive.

Grenada, called “the Spice Island,” is a part of the Grenadine Islands, in the southern part of the Caribbean. It’s a warm and welcoming island, known for its long, white sand beaches and lush, tropical interior. The island is a leading producer of cloves, cinnamon, mace, ginger, and nutmeg.