3 of the best places to eat lobster in the Caribbean

The Caribbean Islands are packed full of exciting cuisine using fresh local produce and Lobster is one of the many fantastic delicacies on offer when in season. Many of the islands have a fantastic diversity of dining from fine dining restaurants with award winning wine cellars to casual beach barbeques and sandbank beach bars. The cuisine of the Caribbean is always something that excites both our team and clients as memories of seared octopus, grilled Lobster or a simple roti washed down with a rum punch comes waving over them. It keeps us returning for more and more… We have selected our top three places to eat Lobster in the Caribbean through our personal experiences. Petit St Vincent, The Grenadines Petit St Vincent is renowned for being a luxurious private island hideaway in the Grenadines but it also serves some of the finest Lobster in the Caribbean. Guests are invited to choose their Lobster from the islands Lobster pot which is filled daily by local fisherman. Best served on the hotel’s famous weekly barbeque nights, the chef will then fire it up on the barbeque in front of you whilst coating it with a simple light garlic butter.. Delicious with a cold glass of white. If leaving your private cottage for dinner doesn’t take your fancy- Simply wave your flag and your deliciously barbecued Lobster and accompaniments will be served straight to your private terrace. Guests of Petit St Vincent can enjoy unlimited Lobster within their full board meal basis. The record currently stands at a staggering 27 Lobsters in 7 days! Anguilla The Island of Anguilla is well known for it’s barbecuing, grilling and fantastic dining and has an outstanding selection of dining options. With high end restaurants, beach front shacks and even rustic beach bars on a sandbank off the shore, visitors can tuck into divine Lobster, local crayfish and fantastic flavourful jerk all washed down with a killer rum punch. With the standard of  dining being so high across the Island it is hard to identify the “best”.. So we have chosen one casual beach bar on the Island and one sandbank island with a killer beach bar just off the coast. If you are heading to Anguilla put these places top of your list! Smokey’s at the Cove is a simple, sand under foot beach bar with fantastic live music, a great atmosphere and huge delicious lobsters. Next- Our sandbank retreat, Scilly Cay is a short boat ride from Island Harbour. Take your snorkelling gear so you can spend the day working up an appetite before enjoying your fresh Lobster, pasta salad and crusty bread.  Cntraveller once called this island “the ultimate beach bar”. Tobago Cays, The Grenadines Hop on one of the many boats from the neighbouring islands in the Grenadines and spend the day snorkelling with Turtles, admiring the bright blue waters and soaking up the sunshine. The Tobago Cays are one of the most breathtaking areas of the Caribbean and are a must visit if you are in the area. Lunchtime? Many of the boats will stop at a small Island where local fisherman will have that morning’s fresh Lobster grilling for you. And as you sit on a white sand beach eating Lobster on a plastic plate and cold glass of something strong next to you, you’ll fall in love with Caribbean over and over again. We did. Emily Whittington is Marketing Manager at Tropic Breeze. If you would like to be a guest blogger on A Luxury Travel Blog in order to raise your profile, please contact us.