Grenada National Resort
A world-class integrated resort development spanning 375 acres on the southwestern coast of Grenada, designed to become the premier destination in the Eastern Caribbean.
Project Overview
The Grenada National Resort is a comprehensive resort development that integrates luxury hospitality, residential living, entertainment, and leisure facilities into a single, master-planned destination. The project is designed to capture growing Caribbean tourism demand while creating a diversified revenue base.
With a total estimated development value of approximately $2 billion, the resort represents one of the largest private-sector development projects in the Eastern Caribbean region.
Location & Geography
Grenada is a sovereign island nation in the Eastern Caribbean, known for its pristine beaches, volcanic terrain, and stable political environment. The resort site is located on the southwestern coast, offering direct ocean access and proximity to Maurice Bishop International Airport.
Resort Master Plan
The 375-acre development is organized into five distinct zones, each designed to operate as both an independent revenue center and an integrated component of the resort ecosystem.
Development Phases
The project follows a structured development timeline with clear milestones for each phase of construction and facility activation.
Project Structure
The GNR project is governed by a multi-entity legal structure designed to separate asset holding, operations management, token issuance, and participant protection.
Token Issuer
The entity responsible for GNR token creation, distribution, and smart contract management.
Asset Holder
Holds the underlying resort assets and revenue rights on behalf of the project structure.
Resort Operator
Manages day-to-day resort operations, hospitality services, and revenue generation.
Security Agent
Independent party overseeing asset custody and participant interest protection.
Why RWA Tokenization
Real-world asset tokenization enables fractional access to large-scale resort assets, on-chain transparency, and global accessibility — while maintaining the legal protections and compliance requirements of traditional structured finance.