Updated 16/01/2025
If you’re dreaming of a laid-back island getaway packed with adventure and stunning scenery, Grenada is the place to be. Known as the “Spice Isle” of the Caribbean, Grenada offers a blend of lush rainforests, sun-soaked beaches and incredible experiences.
Grenada’s main airport is Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), and most visitors fly in from major airports. Once you land, the airport is conveniently located just 15-20 minutes from St. George’s, Grenada’s capital. Your tropical escape starts practically the moment you leave the airport! Maurice Bishop Airport Fast Track & Private Transfer Roundtrip on Viator
Where to Stay:
Package Holidays to Grenada with TUI / Holidays to Grenada with OnTheBeach
Royalton Grenada
This luxury all-inclusive resort offers beautiful ocean views, multiple dining options and family-friendly amenities. It’s ideal for travellers seeking a pampered Caribbean escape. Royalton Grenada with TUI
True Blue Bay Boutique Resort
Perfect for eco-conscious travellers, this colourful and quirky resort combines sustainability with comfort. It’s great for diving enthusiasts and offers yoga classes and spa services. True Blue Bay Boutique Resort with TUI
Spice Island Beach Resort
Nestled along Grand Anse Beach, this all-inclusive resort offers a truly luxurious Caribbean experience. The service is top-notch and the beachfront suites are something to rave about. Spice Island Beach Resort with TUI
Things to Do:
Grenada isn’t just about lounging by the beach (although that’s pretty tempting). It’s a paradise for thrill-seekers, nature lovers and anyone looking for unforgettable experiences.
Snorkelling at the Underwater Sculpture Park: Grenada’s famous Underwater Sculpture Park is a one-of-a-kind snorkelling adventure. It’s a unique marine conservation site featuring sculptures submerged in the water, creating an artificial reef where marine life thrives. Grab your snorkel gear and get up close with these artworks while swimming among colourful fish. 4-hour snorkel cruise to Underwater Sculptures on Viator
River Tubing Adventure: If you love a splash of adrenaline, river tubing down the Balthazar River is a must-do. Drift through the rainforest on a giant inflatable tube, navigating gentle rapids and scenic views. It’s fun, a bit wild and perfect for cooling off after a day of exploring. Half-Day Grenada River Tubing Adventure and Annandale Falls on Viator
Catamaran Cruise: Set sail on a catamaran cruise along Grenada’s breathtaking coastline. Soak in the views of pristine beaches, lush hills and crystal-clear waters. Most tours include a stop for swimming and snorkelling, and some even offer a BBQ onboard, making it a full-day experience of pure bliss. Full Day Catamaran Private Tour in Grenada on Viator
Chasing Waterfalls: Grenada has some stunning waterfalls that are well worth the visit. Annandale Falls and Seven Sisters Falls are two of the most popular. Take a dip in the natural pools beneath these cascading waters or just enjoy the serene beauty of the surrounding rainforest. Seven Sisters Falls Hike / Annandale Falls / Grand Etang National Park & Lake on Viator
Touring the Chocolate Factory: Chocolate lovers, rejoice! Grenada is home to several organic cocoa farms and chocolate factories. Take a tour of the Grenada Chocolate Factory, learn about the bean-to-bar process and indulge in some of the finest dark chocolate you’ll ever taste. This sweet adventure is perfect for foodies and chocoholics alike.
St. George’s Market: Soak up the local culture at this bustling market. Pick up spices, tropical fruits and handmade crafts, or just enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Grand Anse Beach: This two-mile stretch of white sand is perfect for sunbathing, swimming and soaking in the Caribbean vibe. It’s easily one of the best beaches in the region.
Belmont Estate: Step back in time at this 300-year-old working plantation. You can tour the estate, learn about its history and even sample some delicious Grenadian cuisine.
Practical Tips for a Holiday to Grenada
Currency: The Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD) is the local currency, but US dollars are widely accepted.
Best Time to Visit: The dry season (January to May) is ideal, though the island is beautiful year-round.
Getting Around: Taxis are available, but renting a car gives you the freedom to explore the island on your own schedule.
Pack Light: Grenada’s laid-back vibe means you won’t need much more than swimsuits, light clothing, and sunscreen.
Try the Local Cuisine: Don’t miss out on Grenada’s delicious Creole dishes. The seafood and spices are next-level!
Whether you’re sailing along the coast, tubing down a river or indulging in chocolate and spices, this island has something for everyone. It’s not just a holiday – it’s an experience that’ll stay with you long after the sun sets on your final day.
