Paradise Beach nominated in USA Today's 10 Best Readers Choice Awards 2024

Grenada's most popular Paradise Beach in Carriacou has been named among the Best Caribbean Beachs by USA Today's 10 Best Readers Choice

2024-07-07 15:51:52

Paradise Beach in Carriacou, Grenada

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Grenada's most popular Paradise Beach in Carriacou has been named among the Best Caribbean Beaches by USA Today's 10 Best Readers Choice Awards 2024. The list was unveiled on Friday. The list comprised a total of 10 beaches, out of which Paradise Beach has secured the Top position. Followed by Bambarra Beach, situated at the Turks and Caicos Islands and Meads Bay Beach at West End, Anguilla stood at second and third place, respectively. Notably, USA Today is a daily American middle-market newspaper, serving via multiple platforms to inform its readers with the best and first-hand information. On Friday, the publication unveiled a travel guide to help visitors locate and spend their vacations at the dreamy and warm beaches of the Caribbean. The list has also featured Grenada's famous Grand Anse Beach, situated at St George, in the 8th position. The Beach is known for its creamy white sandy beaches, giving visitors an old Caribbean feeling. Here's the list of Top 10 Best Beaches nominated for Best Readers Choice Awards 2024:-

Paradise Beach- Carriacou, Grenada
Bambarra Beach- Turks and Caicos Islands
Meads Bay Beach- West End, Anguilla
Eagle Beach- Aruba
Shoal Bay-Anguilla
Honeymoon Beach- St John, US Virgin Islands
Dickenson Bay- Antigua and Barbuda
Grand Anse Beach- St George’s, Grenada
Grace Bay Beach- Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
Isla Verde- Carolina, Puerto Rico

More about Paradise Beach in Carriacou

Paradise Beach is located in the village of L’Esterre on Grenada’s Sister Isle, Carriacou. It boasts crystal clear calm waters and a stretch of gleaming white sand sprinkled with sea grape, coconut and almond trees. This is one of the most popular beaches, providing visitors with a dreamy experience to spend their holidays. The Beach is also a great place to connect with locals as families come to socialize with food, drink, the occasional domino game, and string band music. In 2022, it was also nominated for the Best Caribbean Beach of the Year. It's one of the less crowded beaches, offering visitors a perfect place, especially post-COVID-19 visitors who wish to get away and are not into large crowds. Also, there's a vast range on the beach in terms of services provided. Hence, people can easily find restaurants, bars and even a place to hang out.

Sasha Baptiste

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