Grenada CBI Real Estate: Six Senses, InterContinental Status

The Grenada National Resort, located in Laa St. Patrick, is positioned as the largest Citizenship by Investment (CBI) approved real estate development in Grenada. It spans over 400 acres adjacent to the national park and Lea Beach. The project recently celebrated the topping out ceremony for Hotel Tower 1, marking the completion of its superstructure, with the Prime Minister and developer present.

The master plan for this government-backed, long-term tourism and investment project includes approximately 500 ocean-view suites, an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Robert Tren Jones, a casino, an amusement park, and a yacht arena. Amenities will feature a 24-hour gym, pools, and commercial spaces for dining and entertainment, aiming to establish the north of Grenada as a high-end tourism hub.

Access to the resort is planned via road, a new dock for sea arrivals by yacht or boat, and a helipad capable of handling multiple helicopters. This helipad will effectively bridge the airport in the southwest with the resort in the northeast, underscoring its high-end positioning as a large, integrated resort ecosystem.

Lasses Bay is emerging as a significant cluster for Grenada's Citizenship by Investment approved projects, featuring a triad of luxury developments. This includes Six Senses Lasses, an ultra-luxury wellness resort with approximately 100 keys, and the InterContinental Grenada Resort, a planned five-story hotel with around 150 rooms. Additionally, there are roughly 60 ultra-luxury beachfront residences known as the Lasses Collection.

These projects are nestled around a picturesque bay, framed by two beaches and a natural saltwater lagoon. The geography of the area is characterized by stunning hills and water, providing a sense of seclusion while remaining accessible from main centers. This integrated approach creates a unique ecosystem combining leisure tourism, conference tourism, and high-end residential living within a single bay.

The InterContinental Grenada Resort will feature multiple restaurants, bars, a spa, fitness facilities, and a substantial pool area. A key element is its 60,000 square feet of conference and event facilities, positioning it as one of Grenada's first serious purpose-built conference hotels. Owners of the Lasses Collection residences will have access to the amenities of both Six Senses and the InterContinental, reinforcing the integrated luxury experience.

Six Senses Lasses is spread over approximately 30 acres between two beaches and a lagoon, with many suites and villas offering private entrances, plunge pools, and panoramic views. The resort emphasizes a wellness retreat atmosphere, integrating natural materials, thoughtful design, and a sense of calm. Paths surrounded by greenery lead to rooms finished to a high standard, with the sound of waves enhancing the connection to nature.

Silver Sands on Grand Beach provides a genuinely ultra-luxury experience, characterized by a sense of space and calm. The resort's design seamlessly connects guests to their surroundings, with rooms and suites intentionally positioned to maximize light, ocean air, and greenery. It features a 100-meter swimming pool and offers a refined, wellness-oriented environment where everything moves at a gentler pace, feeling elegant, relaxed, and genuinely restorative.

The Beach House bungalows, a sister resort to Silver Sands, consist of individual units set just meters from the water, allowing direct access to the sand. Each bungalow is oriented to capture views and breezes while maintaining privacy. The interiors are warm and refined, offering uninterrupted views of the sea and shoreline, providing investors with access to a truly special piece of coastline.

The developer behind the Lasses projects has a strong track record, having successfully delivered Park Hyatt St. Kitts and Cabrits Resort in Dominica through Citizenship by Investment funding. These are operating five-star properties, demonstrating a consistent attention to branding, construction quality, and integration with the natural environment. This history provides confidence that the Grenada projects are not merely marketing concepts but serious, deliverable developments.

The overall build quality across Grenada's CBI developments is strong, with a positive direction. The Grenada National Resort shows significant momentum with the progress on Tower 1. At Lasses, Silver Sands, and the Beach House, the projects are already delivering a genuinely ultra-luxury experience in stunning settings. The plans for the InterContinental and the residences appear coherent and serious, indicating long-term viability.

These projects are thoughtfully planned assets intended for long-term operation, rather than speculative quick builds. The on-the-ground visits confirmed that the developments are tangible and carefully executed, offering investors not just a unit but access to a specific lifestyle and high build quality. This provides reassurance for clients considering Grenada's CBI real estate route.

Grenada's Citizenship by Investment program offers both a donation route and an investment in government-approved real estate. The on-the-ground assessment reinforces that Grenada can be a compelling component in a broader investment strategy, especially when combined with potential E2 treaty investor benefits for some clients. The trip provided confidence regarding specific projects like Six Senses Lasses, the InterContinental site, and the Lasses Collection.

Advisors can now speak from direct experience about the current state of these developments, how they feel, and their progress, offering nuanced answers to client inquiries. This allows for informed guidance on choosing between donation or real estate, evaluating projects based on risk profile and lifestyle preferences, and integrating Grenada into a wider passport and residency plan that may include other Caribbean or non-Caribbean options.

The key message is that Grenada offers serious real estate routes, with specific projects that have been personally vetted. For the right client, this can form a strong layer in an E2-friendly, multi-passport stack. The ability to provide detailed, firsthand insights helps clients make better decisions and navigate the entire process effectively.