Bequia Beach Hotel Is Hiring! Here's What You Need to Know (And How to Stand Out)

By keyran Lewis -


If you’ve been waiting for the right opportunity to level up your career in hospitality or technical services, Bequia Beach Hotel just dropped a golden ticket. They're currently on the hunt for experienced, motivated, and flexible individuals to join their award-winning team.

Located on the breathtaking island of Bequia in the Grenadines, this hotel is known not only for luxury and top-tier service but also for its commitment to building a solid, professional team behind the scenes. Now, you could be part of that team.

Open Positions:

Here’s what they’re looking to fill:

Certified Pool Technician
Responsible for maintaining the hotel’s pools, ensuring water quality is perfect, and systems are running efficiently. If you're certified and have solid hands-on experience with filtration systems, this one's for you.

Experienced Security Officer
This role requires sharp situational awareness, discipline, and at least two years of experience in security—ideally in a hotel or tourism setting. Certification in first aid or conflict resolution is a plus.

Pest Control Technician
This one’s all about protecting the hotel’s environment and maintaining health and safety standards. If you know your way around safe pesticide use and pest prevention, your skills are needed.

Warehouse Manager
Organized? Detail-oriented? Good with logistics? The hotel needs someone to manage inventory, supplies, and deliveries. Leadership skills and previous experience in inventory systems are key.


Minimum Requirements:

At least two years of experience in your field

OR a certification from a recognized hospitality/trade institution


How to Apply:

Send your updated resume, certifications, and references to
gm@bequiabeach.com
Deadline: June 15th, 2025
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.


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Bonus Tips for Applicants:

Customize your resume for the role. Don’t send a one-size-fits-all CV.

Mention local knowledge or familiarity with Bequia and hospitality culture — it’s a bonus!

Add a short cover letter introducing yourself and explaining why you’re a good fit.



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Final Thoughts
These roles don’t open up every day, especially in such a well-regarded hotel. Whether you’re trying to move up in your current field or return home to Bequia for work, this could be the move that changes your 2025. Don’t sleep on it!

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