Grenada

Grenada Information

Affectionately known as the 'spice isle', Grenada's charms will intoxicate you. A third of the world's nutmeg is grown here as well as cloves and mace. Perfect for a romantic, tranquil getaway, the island is only 22 miles by 12 miles with a largely rural, undeveloped feel to it. Spoil yourself with an all-inclusive hotel, or make use of the island's choice restaurants. Take time out to explore the island's lush, tropical interior, filled with forest and jungle, the most spectacular of which is the Grand Etang National Park, home to Concord Falls, monkeys and exotic birds. You'll be spoint for choice when it comes to lovely beaches, but Grand Anse is a very popular holiday destination for its white sand and turquoise waters. Black Bay is actually black, with silky black volcanic sand. The neighbouring isle of Carriacou is also perfect for a day trip.A third of the world's nutmeg is grown here as well as copious quantities of cloves and mace, justifying its nickname the Spice Isle. Visit the spice markets on a Saturday at the capital St Georges and then see how they are processed at the Douglaston Estate. They even sprinkle nutmeg on top of the cocktails in the island's bars! The island is only 22-miles by 12-miles, and the interior is largely lush and tropical with stunning forests and jungle to explore. The most spectacular is the Grand Etang National Park where you'll pass the volcanic crater lake after which the park is named and the gorgeous Concord Falls, and spot some of the exotic birds that live there. Obviously the beaches are another great attraction, with lots of secluded coves to discover, and colourful coral reefs for snorkelling. Visit the neighbouring isle of Carriacou and lunch in a waterside restaurant overlooking the schooners.