Sandals in Saint-Vincent: voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025

View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025

A prestigious title that reinforces Saint Vincent's place in the Caribbean

The Sandals Group has reached a new milestone with its St. Vincent and the Grenadines resort, recently named Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025 at the Travvy Awards. This distinction, awarded by one of the most closely watched organizations in the travel industry, places St. Vincent at the heart of Caribbean destinations that are moving upmarket. This success is helping to establish the archipelago as a credible alternative to the region’s more high-profile tourist destinations.

A resort designed in an unspoilt environment

Located in a discreet bay in the south-west of the island, the Sandals resort blends into a largely unspoilt landscape. The relief, vegetation and proximity of a small river provide a setting where the architecture blends into the environment rather than seeking to dominate the site. The concept is based on a simple vision: to offer an upscale experience without upsetting the natural balance of the site.

The resort is distinguished by its water villas, suites with personalized services, Caribbean and international-inspired restaurants and wellness areas. Travelers will find a tranquil atmosphere, far from dense tourist areas.

View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Rosmond J Archibald.

Why does Sandals stand out at the Travvy Awards 2025?

The recognition Sandals received at the Travvy Awards was based on several criteria observed by the jurors: the quality of the infrastructure, the consistency of the experience offered, the level of service, traveler feedback and innovation in the all-inclusive offer.

In the case of Saint-Vincent, all the elements converge towards a masterful approach to luxury hotels. The restaurants showcase Caribbean cuisine using island products, the communal areas feature lightweight construction, and the Learn-to-Dive diving program helps guests discover the island’s seabed in the best possible conditions. The resort also stands out for its ability to offer personalized luxury without creating too strong a break with the island ecosystem.

View of the pool at Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts
View of the pool at Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts
View of the pool at Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Rosmond J Archibald

A real impact on tourism in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

The Group’s arrival in Saint-Vincent has led to renewed interest in the destination, often referred to as the “Sandals effect” by regional tourism players. Air links have been strengthened, excursions have been diversified, and the local hotel sector is benefiting from a new dynamic.

This international distinction helps to consolidate this progress. It places the archipelago in the category of sought-after destinations for a top-of-the-range all-inclusive stay, while highlighting a development model based on a balance between comfort, landscape and authenticity. For tourism professionals in the Caribbean, the success of the Saint-Vincent resort shows that there is a place for hotel projects that do not distort their immediate environment.

View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts

A strong signal for the Group in the region

For Sandals Resorts, this recognition is part of a broader strategy: to consolidate its presence in the Caribbean while renewing its quality standards. The St. Vincent resort plays an important role in this evolution, marking one of the group’s most recent developments. Its international distinction confirms the relevance of a positioning more focused on nature, tranquility and a tailor-made experience.

The Travvy Awards 2025 reinforce the resort’s legitimacy in the Caribbean world of upscale tourism. The brand has demonstrated its ability to evolve with travelers’ expectations, while preserving the uniqueness of the territories in which it operates.

The election of Sandals de Saint-Vincent to the title of Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025 is an essential moment for the destination and for the group. It highlights a resort where luxury hotels find their place in a preserved environment, and where the Caribbean is shown in a more authentic light. For Saint-Vincent, this distinction confirms a trend that has already begun: that of an archipelago that is gradually asserting itself as one of the region’s most promising destinations.

View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts
View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts
View of Sandals Saint Vincent, voted Best All-Inclusive Resort 2025
©Sandals Resorts

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