Rating7.8Adults Only
Rating8.8Adults Only
Rating8.6Adults OnlyThe activity roster is broad for a 257-room property. Nearly all land and water sports are included. PADI scuba diving (up to two dives/day for certified divers) is the most valuable inclusion given what independent dive operators charge. SNUBA and private training sessions cost extra.
The party pool. Swim-up bar, DJ during afternoon hours, poolside activities. Expect noise and activity from mid-morning through early evening. If you're travelling for nightlife energy, this is your base. Lounge chairs here are claimed early — by 8:30 AM on busy weeks.
The quiet counterpart to the South Seas pool. No music during daytime hours most days. The 'living room' seating area — lounge furniture built into the pool with a central fire pit — is the architectural standout. Adults who want a genuinely calm pool environment should base themselves here.
Two connected pools designed for floating and slow drifting rather than swimming laps or socializing. Moderate activity level throughout the day. Quieter than the South Seas pool, less social than the Pink Gin pool.
Dedicated pools adjacent to swim-up suites. Access is exclusive to guests in those room categories — not shared with the general resort. If you're in a swim-up suite, you have what amounts to semi-private pool access steps from your patio door.
Balcony plunge pools available to SkyPool suite and select villa guests. Not large enough for lap swimming — these are soak-and-view pools. Ocean views from upper floors. Entirely private.
Two communal whirlpools available to all guests. Good for evening wind-down. Not as crowded as the main pools during peak day hours.
A naturally sheltered cove with calm, clear water — no significant wave action, which makes it safe for casual swimming and non-motorized water sports. White sand is genuine and clean. The beach is private to Sandals guests. Width is moderate — not a vast expanse, but uncrowded given the resort size. Water sports equipment is staged here; staff are on-hand throughout the day. Umbrellas and loungers provided. Private cabanas with butler service available for butler-tier guests.
Equipment included. Guided trips available. Pink Gin Beach has moderate coral and fish life — good for beginners, not a premier dive destination in its own right.
Single and double kayaks available from the beach. Calm water at Pink Gin makes this accessible regardless of skill level.
Stand-up paddleboards available from the beach. Flat, sheltered water is ideal for beginners. No additional charge.
Small sailboats with beginner instruction available. Worth trying if you have no sailing experience — lessons are included.
Equipment and instruction included. Wind conditions at Pink Gin are moderate — suitable for learning but not challenging for experienced windsurfers.
Up to two dives per day for certified divers, all equipment included. At standard dive operator rates this alone is worth $150–200/day. The dive team is experienced. Non-certified guests need to book a resort course (fee applies).
Motorized water sport included in the package. Check the daily schedule for available time slots — it's a shared resource.
Lit courts available for evening play. Equipment available to borrow. No formal instruction included — that costs extra.
Courts available. Growing in popularity — courts fill up earlier in the morning. Equipment provided.
Casual activity, good for rainy-day backup. Tables located near the main activity areas.
Low-key, included. Good afternoon activity.
Designated courts. Casual and unhurried — fits the quieter vibe of this property.
Courts on Pink Gin Beach. Staff organize games at scheduled times; check the daily activity sheet.
Cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes) and free weights. Open daily. Included for all guests.
Aerobics and Aqua-Fit classes on a rotating schedule. Included. Check the activity board each morning for times.
Scheduled sessions included. Morning beach or poolside yoga is the most popular time slot — arrive 10 minutes early to claim a spot.
Evening theatrical productions. Quality varies by week depending on touring acts. More consistent than what smaller all-inclusives offer.
Throughout the day and evening at various bars and outdoor areas. Steel pan at happy hour is a regular feature.
Beach Party Night, Lover's Night, and Street Party Night rotate through the weekly schedule. White attire for the Chocolate Party (check dates). Lively but not over-the-top rowdy.
Available some evenings. Check the entertainment schedule — it rotates.
Late-night dancing. The property's quieter overall personality means the nightclub is less packed than at larger Sandals. Good if you want to dance without a crushing crowd.
Interactive sessions covering local dishes and cocktail preparation. Included. Good rainy-afternoon option. Limited slots — sign up early at the activity desk.
Additional fee applies. A midpoint between snorkeling and scuba — you breathe through a hose connected to a surface tank. Good for guests who want underwater experience without committing to a full scuba course.
One-on-one with a certified trainer. Additional fee. Worth booking if you have specific fitness goals and want individualized programming.
Off-site excursions through Island Routes. Not included in the package. Grenada's interior — chocolate factories, Grand Etang rainforest — is worth at least one day off-site. Book through the concierge.