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Overview
Forget about the 1983 US-led invasion that helped to quell a coup and think instead about the beautiful tropical locale that the island nation has to offer. Nestled deep in the Caribbean, Grenada is known as the “Island of Spice” for its production of nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon and cloves. Book your cheap flight to Grenada and sample the country’s pristine beaches, historic forts, and working spice estates.
Grenada is basically a chain of islands centred around three major islands: Grenada, Carriacou and Petit Martinique. Ferry services run between the three islands, or visitors can charter boats through their hotels or by visiting the Grenada Yacht Club. The natural beauty of the islands and the idyllic Caribbean surrounding is what makes a trip to Grenada, so island hopping is strongly recommended.
Climate
As is the case in most Caribbean locales, Grenada’s tropical climate means it is coolest during the dry season (January-May) and warmer in the rainy season (June-December). It can still rain during the dry season but those rains usually last an hour or less.
Travel Information
Language: English, Grenadian English Creole & Grenadian French Creole
Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (EC$)
Local time: GMT -4
Avg. Flight Time: 10h 35m
Best Time To Visit
The beginning and end of the dry season (January and May) are the ideal times to travel to Grenada.
Grenada Attractions and Activities
1. St. George's
One of the prettiest port towns in the Caribbean, St. George's curves along a horseshoe-shaped harbour backed by volcanic hills. This colourful capital of Grenada is popular with boaters, who dock in the busy harbour of Carenage. The Grenada National Museum displays a hodgepodge of historical items, including Carib and Arawak artefacts and exhibits on the sugar and whaling industries.
2. Grand Anse Beach
Fringed by sea grapes, almond trees, and coconut palms, Grand Anse is Grenada's most famous beach. Cruise ship visitors flock to this three-kilometre arc of golden sand and gentle surf. If you feel like indulging in a little shopping, midway along the beach is the Grande Anse Craft and Spice Market, another popular stop for cruise ship visitors.
3. Underwater Sculpture Park
On the west coast of Grenada, about short drive north of St. George's at Moliniere Bay, you can find the Underwater Sculpture Park - unique submerged gallery that also plays a role of an artificial reef in a marine protected area.
4. Fort George
Built in 1705 by the French, Fort George lies on the promontory to the west of the harbour and is Grenada's oldest fort. The main draw here is the spectacular 360-degree view across the town's red-tiled roofs and church spires to the harbour and sea beyond.
5. Morne Rouge Bay
Close to the southern tip of Grenada, Morne Rouge Bay, one bay south of Grand Anse, is usually a quaint alternative to Grand Anse Beach. Calm jade-green seas slosh upon this one-and-a-half kilometre crescent of white sand making this a safe beach for swimming.
Airlines Operate Flight to Grenada
- Virgin Atlantic
- British Airways
- American Airlines
- Iberia
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Grenada - 10h 35m
- Manchester to Grenada - 13h 50m
- Newcastle to Grenada - 19h 30m
- Birmingham to Grenada - 17h 35m
- Glasgow to Grenada - 13h 50m
- Edinburgh to Grenada - 13h 55m
- Belfast to Grenada - 16h 20m
Distance to the City Centre
Maurice Bishop Airport, earlier known as Point Salines Airport, is an international airport located in the parish of St. George's. The town of St. George's is the capital of the island nation of Grenada and is nearly 8 km or 5 miles north of the airport.
Transport from Grenada
The best and cheapest transportation is the public bus! These buses move around the entire island and it is a lot of fun as you are driven and entertained by the exciting Caribbean music.
Visa Requirements for Grenada
British passport holders don't need a visa to visit Grenada. While entering, you will be permitted a specified period of time to stay in the city. In case, due to your situations or mood you feel like staying a little longer than before, it is advised to apply for an extension of stay via the Grenada Immigration Department.
Tips for your stay in Grenada
- If you are on a budget trip to Grenada, choose apartments, hostels, couchsurfing or camping to save some bucks, even in peak seasons.
- Have quite affordable and delicious food on Weekend BBQ’s, Waters (a Grenadian one-pot soup, Roti (curried chicken with veggies and potatoes wrapped in a heavy flour base roti), or Kathy’s Soul Food.
- Tipping in Grenada is discretionary and should reflect the service you have received, however a service charge of 18% is typically added to your bill in hotels and restaurants.
- Cool casual clothing is recommended for men as well as women due to tropical weather. For the night, do carry some jacket, wraps or bumper as it gets a bit cooler.
- It is strictly recommended not to carry or wear anything of camouflage print when visiting Grenada.
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