Enjoy Caribbean cuisine at Buccan, a family-style restaurant boasting flavour-packed dishes
Scrimshaw taps into the island’s abundant access to fresh seafood, thanks to its coveted location on the coast. The headline acts are curry conch fritters with a liquid centre; scallops with pickled, locally grown peanuts; and a vegan roasted pumpkin with lemongrass-tofu puree, spiced pumpkin seeds and red onion relish. The sophisticated cocktail menu includes the Scrimshaw martini, created to accompany fresh seafood dishes; and the gin tonica, a botanical excursion in a glass adorned with citrus wheels, rosemary pimento vermouth and lime.
Parisol, an open-air beach club and kitchen, serves smoothies which incorporate the viral superfood, sea moss; naturally gluten-free cassava flour pancakes; and locally loved fry bakes with salted fish and guava jam. Daytime bites are to be savoured by the sea, from tuna and charred-cucumber aguachile to snapper, skipjack, conch and lobster – served grilled, steamed or fried – accompanied by lemongrass rice and ginger cabbage slaw. The restaurant is also open for dinner and sunset cocktails. Imoro, named after the Arawak term for ‘green’, is a grab-and-go concept restaurant that serves up healthy bowls with a focus on fresh vegetables.
Vincy evenings come alive after the stunning sunset. Three Jewels is one of the resort’s five bars, which celebrates the local Caribbean spirit with a selection of 32 rums inspired by the 32 islands that are within 32 miles of the destination. More than two thirds of the menu hones in on Eastern Caribbean distilled rums, and the scene is completed by the music, which draws upon a curated selection of hand-picked vinyl.
Take in the sights of Buccament Bay while relaxing by the hotel’s 300ft pool
Basking under the Vincy sun could not be more delightful – the resort’s 300-foot linear pool connects the flora-framed lobby terrace to the horizon. Cabanas and cocktails invite guests to while the day away, with three other pools among the lush vegetation. Off-site, guests can embark on adventure – from marvelling at towering waterfalls to exploring volcanic black sand beaches, or sailing the clear blue seas and coming face-to-face with the abundant marine life via Sandals’ award-winning, unlimited scuba diving programme. Guests will find balance and serenity at Red Lane Spa, offering a soothing ambiance of flowing water amongst lush greenery, with treatments which harness the natural minerals found in volcanic sand to exfoliate and detoxify.Â
To find out more and book your stay to Saint Vincent and The Grenadines, visit the Sandals website.
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