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Step into the heart of Caribbean tradition with our Bush Tea Circle. Guided by a local host, you’ll sip, taste, and learn about Grenada’s time-honoured herbal remedies — teas brewed from plants, roots, and leaves gathered in our gardens and surrounding hillsides. It’s a gentle journey into the island’s natural medicine cabinet, shared in the relaxed company of fellow guests, with the sea as your backdrop.
What You’ll Experience
- Gather with other guests in a relaxed circle overlooking the sea.
- Learn the stories and traditional uses behind common Grenadian herbs.
- Taste different bush teas, from soothing ginger-lime to immune-boosting soursop leaf.
- Hear about how these remedies are woven into daily life across the island.
Sample Teas You Might Try
Our selection changes with the season and what’s fresh, but often includes:
- Ginger & Lime — warming and refreshing
- Soursop Leaf — calming, often enjoyed before bed
- Guava Leaf — traditional tonic
- Bay Leaf — aromatic and soothing
- Local blends — with honey, lemongrass, or cinnamon
How It Works
- Duration: Around 45 minutes.
- Group Size: Small circles of up to 10 guests for easy conversation.
- When: Offered on selected mornings or afternoons — check with reception.
- Price: EC$35 per person (includes all teas tasted).
What’s Included
- Guided tasting session with our host.
- At least 3 different bush teas to sample.
- Stories and knowledge of Grenada’s herbal traditions.
Good to Know
- Our teas are made with natural, local ingredients — no artificial flavours.
- Not all herbs are suitable for everyone. Please let us know if you are pregnant, on medication, or have allergies.
- Bring your curiosity and questions — it’s as much about the stories as the tea.
Book Your Place
Spaces are limited, so please reserve your spot in advance:
FAQs
Do I need to know about herbs to join?
Not at all. The Bush Tea Circle is designed as a relaxed introduction, so you’ll learn everything as you go. Our host explains the traditions, the flavour profiles, and the island stories behind each herb. Whether it’s your first sip of bush tea or a familiar childhood memory, you’ll feel right at home.
Are the teas safe for everyone?
Most of the herbs we use are gentle and widely enjoyed in Grenadian homes every day. However, some plants have specific effects — for example, soursop leaf is often taken before bedtime because of its calming nature. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or have known allergies, let us know in advance so we can guide you to the safest teas for you.
Can children join?
Yes. Children are welcome to sit in and try teas if they’re curious. Many enjoy the sweeter blends with honey or cinnamon. Even if they don’t sip much, they’ll love hearing the stories and being part of the circle. It’s a family-friendly experience that sparks curiosity for all ages.
Do I get recipes?
Yes, we’ll happily share simple brewing methods and preparation tips. Many of our teas are easy to recreate with herbs you can find at home — like ginger, lime, or cinnamon. You’ll leave with both knowledge and inspiration to bring a taste of Grenada into your own kitchen.
What makes this different from just drinking tea at home?
Bush teas in Grenada aren’t just about taste — they’re about tradition, healing, and connection. Sitting in the circle, you’ll hear stories of how these herbs have been passed down through generations, how islanders turn to them for comfort and wellness, and why they remain such a valued part of daily life. It’s a sensory and cultural experience you can’t replicate from a teabag.
Will I feel like a local afterwards?
Quite possibly! Many guests tell us that sipping bush tea here — with the sea breeze, the stories, and the shared laughter — feels like slipping into the rhythm of island life. You may just find yourself brewing ginger tea back home and greeting the day with a little more Caribbean spirit.
