Grenada Travel Guide

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Fodor's Barbados, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, the Grenadines & Grenada
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Photo: Grenada Board of Tourism

Trimmed with 45 beaches and countless secluded coves, Grenada's popularity has increased in recent years among travelers looking for exotic, friendly islands. Crisscrossed by nature trails and dotted with fragrant spice plantations, Grenada is home to one of the Caribbean's most picturesque capital cities—and one of the region's finest beaches, Grande Anse. Two offshore islands, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, beckon for day trips, fishing adventures, or diving and snorkeling excursions. Carriacou's simple pleasures are tailor-made for a really quiet, get-away-from-it-all vacation.

Grenada Hotels

Hotels and resorts in Grenada tend to be small and intimate, with friendly management and attentive staff. All guest rooms are equipped with air-conditioning...read more

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Grenada Restaurants

Grenada's crops include many kinds of citrus, mangoes, papaya (called paw paw here), callaloo (similar to spinach), dasheen (taro, a root vegetable), christophenes...read more

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Things To Do in Grenada

Explore the best sights, entertainment, and shopping with our top choices and insider tips.

Stay 3 Nights and Save 25% on Your Stay!: Kalinago Beach in May Save with Expedia, $36/night less
Book 3-Star Blue Horizons Garden Fr $188+/Nt Expedia

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Grenada Experiences

Top Reasons to Go to Grenada

Old and New: Grenada successfully blends an "original" Caribbean atmosphere with all the comforts and amenities you expect today.... Read more
Mr. Canute Caliste

Self-taught folk artist Canute Caliste, one of Grenada's national treasures, began painting at nine years of age in a colorful, primitive style... Read more