Palm Island Resort & Spa

I take trip in the Caribbean when i saw the beach . my two kids on wife went on the island on ask what is the name off it while i spoke to security guard name by kelroy . i went to the reception on ask if i get on tour of the island on GM by the name of ED said yes to me on my two kids .I was tour by the guard kelroy plus i was shown on room . the security is very nice there on the people also . The beach ,pool on there gym are very lovely. I went by the bar on have a couple drinks with my wife on kids on it was verry lovely .

Palm Island while so-so as a destination is ensconced in a beautiful area. You just need to get off the island for a snorkel trip to Tobago cays or a guided tour of Union Island to appreciate the locale and the people. PI staff try to be welcoming but become annoying always welcoming visitors to meals using visitor's first name. The practice seems stressful (Oh, what's his name?) forced and disingenuous - a management requirement not a staff initiated practice, I think. When enfettered from false niceties, the staff becomes at ease and are genuinely engaging. For my sensibilities, an all Black staff catering to an all White clientele on a tiny, private island feels too much like a plantation. One feels like the staff has no options but to serve as wait staff since there are no other work opportunities on PI. I heard several visitors say that PI felt safe and comfortable which I took as code ...

It's the third year in a row for this gem. Great food, great people, fantastic beach. We met some new friends there this year. I honestly can't say anything bad about this resort. If you want to "knit pick" I'm sure people can probably find something to complain about.

Where can I begin. My wife and i love finding hidden gems throughout the Caribbean. This Island met all our expectations. The accommodations, beaches, food, staff, everything was amazing. It was hard to leave such an amazing paradise. I would highly recommend this resort to anyone that is an adventurer or even just a beach bum that wants to catch the rays! The resort offer many fun things to do from kayaking, hiking, and off island excursions. I would like to mention a few individuals that made our visit memorable: Cyril Cordell Kenroy Glenford Olive Alaska Shaq You all became part of the family and your customer service and hospitality was second to none. I thank you for that!

Our family with 3 kids visited Palm Island for lunch on a tour through the Grenadines. The island has a beautiful beach but it felt like we took a wrong turn and landed in the US Virgin Islands: at the nice beach restaurant, it was US radio playing, prices in US$ only and the fish tacos were in hard shells straight from Taco Bell - only five times the price. But the reason for writing a comment is the most unpleasant experience in many years I had with some staff. After lunch, I wanted to walk to the beach on the other side of the island, having a look at a vacation home I was interested to rent for another vacation - which now will never happen. The guard stopped me and told me that it was not possible. I said okay, would have been nice but I will then walk around the island on the beach since it is public. He said yes, it's public, but I could not walk there. So I walk on the beach until I come to a wall with some rocks in front when I think: Oh, that's why the guard said I could not walk around. I make an effort getting through the rocks and waves and proudly reach the next beach. But now: out of the bush jumps the same guard and shouts: you have violated private property! I say: what? Look at my bruises, I made an effort not to! Now I will continue my walk since the beach is public! He said: You can't, this beach is private and people pay a lot of money for their privacy and you are also not allowed to walk in the water. He then put himself in my way, threatening me: don't make this any harder for yourself, otherwise I will throw you from the island! After returning the same way (no clemency again, through the rocks...), I went to the manager's office and he confirmed that all beaches in the country and on Palm Island are indeed public. I explained what had happened, he looked at me and that's it. No apologies. The guard, Brian, refused to give his last name and I can only assume that the management endorses his threatening and illegal behavior. He'll probably got a bonus for "efficiency ". Well, that's my little story about Palm Island, of a single man denied of his right to walk on empty beaches in blistering heat, treated like a burglar after having lunch at this very place. Make your choice if to support such a place, my advise: the Grenadines and the Caribbean are abundant of gorgeous place with phantastic and friendly people. Go there.