Saline Island
Saline Island, Grenada, is located in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. This beautiful 64-acre island lies 1.5 km south of Carriacou, which is the second largest island of the Grenadines. Saline is well-known for its mangrove, large salt pond, wild goats and its wide variety of birds and fish. It is also the nesting place for sea turtles. A two- bedroom beach house faces a shallow lagoon with its varying shades of blue. An ancient but sturdy rel ...
Saline Island, Grenada, is located in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. This beautiful 64-acre island lies 1.5 km south of Carriacou, which is the second largest island of the Grenadines. Saline is well-known for its mangrove, large salt pond, wild goats and its wide variety of birds and fish. It is also the nesting place for sea turtles. A two- bedroom beach house faces a shallow lagoon with its varying shades of blue. An ancient but sturdy relic of a lime kiln stands as a perpetual reminder of the island's history.
The breath-taking view of the surrounding islands, its extraordinarily white sandy beaches, sloping hills, numerous fish and mollusks, sheltered bay ideal for yacht moorage all make this island a perfect paradise for secluded, exotic get-away. Chartered boats or helicopters can take passengers to and from the mainland, Carriacou. The owners are currently seeking investors and developers to propose developmental projects for this island.
Saline Island, Grenada, is located in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. This beautiful 64-acre island lies 1.5 km south of Carriacou, which is the second largest island of the Grenadines. Saline is well-known for its mangrove, large salt pond, wild goats and its wide variety of birds and fish. It is also the nesting place for sea turtles. A two- bedroom beach house faces a shallow lagoon with its varying shades of blue. An ancient but sturdy relic of a lime kiln stands as a perpetual reminder of the island's history.
The breath-taking view of the surrounding islands, its extraordinarily white sandy beaches, sloping hills, numerous fish and mollusks, sheltered bay ideal for yacht moorage all make this island a perfect paradise for secluded, exotic get-away. Chartered boats or helicopters can take passengers to and from the mainland, Carriacou. The owners are currently seeking investors and developers to propose developmental projects for this island.
