Basil's Beach Bar

Frommer's Review

Nobody ever visits this island of indigenous farmers and fisherfolk without spending a night at Basil's, which looks straight out of the South Seas with its wooden deck, open-air dance floor, and thatched roof. Built on piers above the sea, the beach bar is a popular gathering place for yachties sailing the Grenadines. Some people come for drinks and the panoramic view, but Basil's also has a reputation as one of the finest seafood restaurants in the Caribbean. Everything is simple, but well prepared. You can dine under the open-air sunscreens or in the sun. On Wednesday night in winter you can "jump-up" at a barbecue, and there's live music on Mondays. A boutique is also on the premises.

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