Latest listing added: August, 2026
1. Hog Island ($45,000,000)
- Location: Mount Hartman, St George, southern Grenada
- Size: ~84 acres, 34 hectares
- Description: 2km S of Woburn, Approx 5km E of Maurice Bishop International Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Undeveloped
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Five kilometres from an international airport, and entirely undeveloped. Hog Island is the most accessible large private island anywhere in the Eastern Caribbean, and that single fact explains its price.
Eighty-four acres of woodland and white-sand beach off Grenada’s southern coast at Mount Hartman, it sits in the sheltered waters that make this stretch the region’s hurricane-season yachting refuge, Grenada lies below the traditional hurricane belt, which is why the anchorages here fill each summer with boats from across the Caribbean.
St George’s, with its harbour, restaurants and hospital, is six kilometres northwest. Maurice Bishop International Airport, with direct flights to North America and Europe, is five kilometres west.
For a resort developer, the arithmetic is unusually simple: guests land, transfer by road for ten minutes and by boat for five. Nowhere else in the region combines that access with eighty-four untouched acres.
2. Saline Island ($26,000,000)
- Location: Belmont, Carriacou, Grenada Grenadines
- Size: ~64 acres, 25.9 hectares
- Description: 7km SSW of Hillsborough, Approx 1.5km S of Carriacou
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Partially developed
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A salt pond, a historic lime kiln and a nesting beach for sea turtles, Saline Island has a character that no amount of development could manufacture.
Sixty-four acres a kilometre and a half south of Carriacou, it is the largest private island on the market in the Grenadines and among the most distinctive. The great salt pond at its centre draws birdlife year-round; mangrove fringes the shallows; and the beaches serve as a turtle sanctuary through the nesting season.
A two-bedroom beach house already stands, and a sheltered anchorage makes the island a natural stop on the Grenadines yachting circuit, Tobago Cays, Petit St Vincent and Union Island all lie within a comfortable sail.
White Island is a kilometre away, and Hillsborough, Carriacou’s main town, seven. Sold freehold, and marketed by some brokers under the name Indigo Salt Cay.
3. Caille Island ($20,000,000)
- Location: Grenada Island
- Size: 400 acres, ~161 hectares
- Description: ~38 km NE of Maurice Bishop International Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Four houses with electricity
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Picture waking up to the sounds of the Caribbean Sea and panoramic views of lush vegetation meeting cerulean waters.
Imagine swimming in warm waters – snorkelling and diving among vibrant coral reefs – or simply relaxing on pristine white sandy beaches.
Enter; Caille Island, a 400-acre property of preserved natural beauty ripe for exploration. The pinnacle of privacy, seclusion, and recreation.
Being mostly undeveloped, Caille Island provides potential buyers ample opportunity to manifest their vision of a private paradise. The property’s natural beauty and proximity to other popular destinations in the Caribbean further make it an ideal spot for a luxury vacation home or private retreat.
4. White Island ($9,500,000)
- Location: Carriacou
- Size: ~10 acres, ~4 hectares
- Description: 1 km from shore, ~1 km south of Argyle, ~29 km northeast of Sauteurs
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Non-Developed
- See on Google Earth
White Island is a tropical paradise in waiting.
Though spanning just 10 acres, this oasis off the southeastern coast of Carriacou is a true real estate gem. The island boasts two breathtaking beaches with turquoise waters and stretches of white sand shrouded with lush vegetation. The adjacent reefs make for ideal snorkelling and dive sites.
Sheltered in the channel between Grenada and Carriacou, White Island offers safe anchorage for yachts and boasts panoramic views of the exclusive hotel islands to the north – such as Palm Island, Petit St. Vincent, Young Island, Mustique, and the Tobago Cays.
Access to White Island is easy, with regular ferry services and flights transiting between Grenada and Carriacou.
The island presents a prime opportunity for a private family estate or a tourism project.
5. Sandy Island ($9,000,000)
- Location: Levera, St Patrick, northeast Grenada
- Size: ~20 acres, 8.09 hectares
- Description: 3km E of Levera, Approx 6km E of Sauteurs, 26km NE of St George’s
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Developed
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A protected northern anchorage is the detail that separates Sandy Island from its neighbours. On a coast where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean, a sheltered place to keep a boat year-round is worth more than another beach.
The island covers twenty acres off Grenada’s northeast shore, with white-sand beaches and ground rising high enough for panoramic views across the channel to the Grenadines. It is undeveloped throughout.
Access is unusually easy for an island this untouched, around fifteen minutes from the Grenadian mainland by boat, or directly by helicopter. Sauteurs lies six kilometres west; Green Island is barely a kilometre away across the water.
For a buyer who arrives by sea rather than by road, Sandy Island offers something rare: a private anchorage, a private beach, and twenty acres of nothing else.
6. Green Island ($6,000,000)
- Location: Levera, St Patrick, northeast Grenada
- Size: ~25 acres, 10.12 hectares
- Description: 2km ENE of Levera, Approx 5km E of Sauteurs, 26km NE of St George’s
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Undeveloped
- See on Google Earth
Twenty-five acres of freehold Caribbean island for six million dollars, Green Island is the most keenly priced whole island in Grenada by some distance, and the only one where three independent brokers quote the same figure without variation.
Imagine swimming in warm waters – snorkelling and diving among vibrant coral reefs – or simply relaxing on pristine white sandy beaches.
It lies two kilometres off Levera on Grenada’s northeast coast, in the scattering of islands between Sugar Loaf and Sandy Island. Sauteurs, the northern market town, is five kilometres west, with St George’s and the international airport a little over an hour away by road and boat.
Entirely undeveloped, with the elevation and orientation for a single commanding residence or a low-density eco-retreat.
7. De Rone Island (Price Upon Request)
- Location: Grenada Island
- Size: 2,000 acres, ~809 hectares
- Description: ~10 km NE of Sauteurs, ~39 km NE of Maurice Bishop International Airport
- Ownership: Freehold
- Development: Non-Developed
- See on Google Earth
De Rone Island, also called Isle De Ronde, is an idyllic Caribbean oasis unmatched in its natural beauty and seclusion. Spanning 2,000 acres, the pristine property is the epitome of tropical paradise, boasting an undulating landscape of small hills, valleys, bays, and even a swim-through cave.
With easy access to the nearby destinations of Grenada, Tobago Cays, Mustique, St. Vincent, and Barbados, De Rone is an ideal hub for Caribbean island hopping.
De Rone Island is also recognised as a marine haven, where the waters are teeming with life, and visibility extends beyond 100 feet. Snorkel and dive among turtles, large pelagic fish, and green moray eels in an underwater landscape of sunken cliffs, coral-encrusted canyons, and caverns adorned with stalactites and quartz crystals.
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