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We ended up booking at the Royalton Grenada on Magazine Beach. All inclusive, right on the beach, and seemed to have very good reviews. It will feel different not being on a boat though.
Should be fun.

Allen

I've stayed at La Sagesse a couple of times because it is perfect for my requirements. Clean rooms, no A/C, bug-tight screens, right on a private large and protected beach with a good restaurant. No TVs in the rooms, but fast Wi-Fi. The view below was from my balcony, the beach starts right at the trees.

Thx, islandbound.

We went to Macabuca the other night. Its fantastic. There were a few snorkellers tho the water was very choppy.

7mb is stunning, no seaweed. No loud music permitted on the beach.We had drinks at Tillies. Food was off, however service was attentive.

We also took a 25usd redsail sail to rum point for supper. The pizza was phenominal and the service was on point...then back to the docks (not camana bay docks) for a night sail. Arrived at dock at 945 pm. $ drinks on board. I strongly recommend this 20 mins ferry service for a special night out. Theres something about a starry night that captures eternal hope in the young at heart.

A few observations.

The bus service is excellent along 7mb and west bay. Easy transport for everyone. The drivers are exceptionally patient and safe during loading/unloading.

Rental vehicles are 50usd/day from airport. A very affordable option.

I use ci:go app for taxis. It was 3 usd less than walk on from airport.

I saw a food delivery bike service. I did not catch the name. Happy?? Something.

Fosters grocery store is expensive. It has a small bulk section (think costco) and very clean isles. Amazing selection.

Keep the recommendations coming.

Apparently you like hustle, bussell, and crowds? I’d suggest Grand Cayman.

My wife and I have visited Saint Thomas and Saint Martin and we are looking for our next Island to visit we would like something comparable what is the next spot we should visit.

We like Macabuca at the north end of 7 mile beach. Not a beach bar but on the water. You can snorkel off of there if it's not too choppy. Luca is amazing for Sunday brunch but will likely be mobbed on Easter. Also check out the bioluminescence tour with Cayman kayaks.