LaSource is situated on the Southwest tip of the Spice Island of Grenada. The Resort is on the beautiful Pink Gin Beach and is surrounded by 40 acres of lush tropical garden.  The opulent rooms have a colonial feel and the resort has extensive facilities, with many considerate touches. Typically half the guests have stayed there before and returned, or have come based on personal recommendation.

The spa

To enjoy the luxurious spa, guests receive one complimentary treatment per day (except day of arrival). Treatments use the Pevonia range of products. Don't miss the LaSource signature massage, facials and body loofah treatments. Other treatments at extra cost include reflexology, reiki, chakra balancing, hot stone therapy and seaweed soaks in the hydrotherapy tub. There is a full beauty salon as well. Try a programme of yoga, t'ai chi and meditation for complete relaxation.

Treatment rooms: 17

Facilities:

There are 3 restaurants serving Caribbean and international cuisine plus a new Café Deli for casual dining. Cuisine LaSource is designed for healthier eating without sacrificing the art of good cooking. In the evening there is entertainment at the 3 bars.

In addition to the resort's 2 swimming pools there is a full range of watersports, including snorkelling, water volleyball, ocean kayaking, water skiing, wind surfing, hobie cat sailing, wake boarding, aqua aerobics, and hydro boarding.

Divers from all over the world come to Grenada for a superior dive experience in near-virgin waters. The LaSource dive crew will help tailor a dive holiday suitable for your level of experience, and guests who are not certified are offered the opportunity to ‘try’ diving without going through a full certification course. There are many stunning dive sites to explore.

On dry land there is tennis, fencing, hiking, archery, volleyball, aerobics, table tennis, weight training, a personal trainer, pool table and bicycle tours.

For golfers there's a 9-green Executive, par 3 course on the grounds of the resort. While short, the course is laid out amid flowering trees and shrubs along a brook that cascades over waterfalls. With many hillside lies, the course presents a challenge and a great opportunity to develop the "short" game.

If duty calls there is also a small business centre.

No young children allowed.