Granada

1. What are the best beaches in Grenada?
Top beaches include Grand Anse Beach for its soft white sand and calm waters, Magazine Beach for its serene atmosphere, and Morne Rouge Bay for a quieter escape. La Sagesse Beach offers a secluded spot with natural beauty, while Bathway Beach in the north is great for swimming and picnicking.

2. What is the best time to visit Grenada?
The best time to visit is from December to April, during the dry season, with temperatures between 77°F and 85°F (25°C to 29°C), ideal for beach activities and exploring. May to November is the rainy season, with a higher risk of hurricanes (peaking in September), but it offers lower prices and lush greenery.

3. Do I need a visa to travel to Grenada?
US, Canadian, EU, and UK citizens can visit Grenada visa-free for up to 90 days with a valid passport. Other nationalities may need a visa, which can be checked via the Grenada Immigration website. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay, and you may need proof of onward travel.

4. What are the top things to do in St. George’s?
In St. George’s, explore the colorful Carenage harbor, visit Fort George for panoramic views, and stroll through Market Square for local spices and crafts. Tour the Grenada National Museum, relax at Grand Anse Beach, and take a short trip to the Annandale Waterfall for a refreshing swim.

5. Is Grenada expensive to travel to?
Grenada is moderately priced, with daily costs averaging $60–$120 per person for accommodation, food, and activities. A mid-range trip can cost $600–$1,200 for a week. Staying in guesthouses and eating at local restaurants can save money, though tourist areas like Grand Anse may be pricier.

6. What are traditional Grenadian foods to try?
Try oil down, a one-pot dish with breadfruit, coconut milk, and meat, and callaloo soup made with local greens. Savor fresh seafood like grilled lobster, nutmeg ice cream for dessert, and roti filled with curry. Sip a glass of Rivers Rum or a noni juice, and try a spice cake made with local nutmeg and cinnamon.

7. What are the best spice tours in Grenada?
Top spice tours include the Gouyave Nutmeg Processing Station to see nutmeg production, the Belmont Estate for a full spice and cocoa tour, and Laura Herb and Spice Garden for a hands-on experience. Dougaldston Spice Estate offers a historical perspective on Grenada’s spice trade, while the Grenada Chocolate Company pairs cocoa with spice tastings.

8. What are the best natural attractions in Grenada?
Top natural attractions include the Grand Etang National Park for hiking and spotting mona monkeys, Annandale Waterfall for a refreshing dip, and the Underwater Sculpture Park for snorkeling. Visit Levera National Park for turtle watching (May to August), and explore the Concord Falls for a scenic hike and swim.

9. What are the best cultural experiences in Grenada?
Top cultural experiences include attending Spicemas Carnival (August) with vibrant parades and calypso music, visiting a j’ouvert celebration for mud and paint festivities, and exploring the Carriacou Maroon and String Band Music Festival (April). Join a rum distillery tour at Clarke’s Court, and shop for local crafts at the Grenada Craft Centre.

10. How can I travel around Grenada?
Taxis are widely available, costing $10–$30 for short trips (fares are regulated). Public minibuses are affordable at $1–$3 per ride, connecting St. George’s to areas like Grand Anse and Gouyave. Renting a car costs $40–$70 per day (driving is on the left), ideal for exploring rural areas. Water taxis to Carriacou or Petite Martinique cost $20–$40.