Grenada

Welcome to Grenada

Capital of Grenada: St. George's
Population of Grenada: 0.1 million - 20th in North America
Size of Grenada: 344 km2 - 23rd in North America
Languages in Grenada: English and Creole

The fertile and lively island nation of Grenada allows for itineraries both adventurous and serene. The main island and six smaller ones offer unspoiled interior landscapes of lush vegetation, impressive waterfalls, and winding rivers, explorable on a number of ecotourism experiences, such as rafting, hiking, and climbing. The coastal areas provide long stretches of golden sand, backed by large and popular resorts, while the humble urban areas have become particularly well-known for their atmospheric eateries, serving local cuisine using produce from the Island of Spice. One of the main things to do in Grenada has to be marine exploration, with dive sites offshore representing some of the most abundant in the region, with impressive coral formations providing home for a schools of tropical fish.

Highlights

Gaze in amazement as the leatherback turtles climb ashore to lay their eggs in the sand, watch them hatch and see the baby turtles instinctively scurry back into the ocean
Submerge yourself in the clear Caribbean waters and take advantage of Grenada’s famous dive sites
Soak up the sunshine and tranquility on the inviting, pearly white beaches at the quiet Carriacou Island
Lean back and admire the sun as you sip a rum cocktail on the beach alongside the easy-going locals
Adore the glowing Caribbean evenings as you sample local cuisine and hospitality in the nation’s capital, St George’s
Romance in the air? Plenty of wedding packages are available at idyllic beaches across Grenada