Make your vacation complete with
a visit to Grenada attractions
There's a lot
more to Grenada than sun and surf. Grenada attractions offer a myriad
of things to see and do, whether you're looking to fill an hour or
a day. With choices as varied as museums, cruises, and historical
sites, you'll never have a dull moment during your visit to Grenada.
Of course, our beautiful beaches remain the reason people visit year
after year. So let us show you some of our favorite places to play.
Calivigny
Join families of Grenadians who flock to this offshore beach to
picnic. You’ll want to capture breathtaking views of the sunset
at this sparkling beach.
Carenage
Have lunch on the waterfront at St. George’s hopping harbor,
the Carenage. You can take a water taxi to Grand Anse beach from
Carenage, where you will also find a commemorative plaque recognizing
those who died when the Bianca C cruise ship burned to a crisp in
1961.
Dougaldston
Estates
 Taste
Grenada’s new growth before it is processed at this estate,
where most of the island’s spices are harvested. You can buy
several spices from here, including cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg, cocoa,
and bay leaves. There is no charge to visit this estate, which is
open daily. Gates open at 8 a.m.
Grand Etang
National Park and Forest Reserve
 Enjoy
an adventurous hike through the rain forest at this reserve covered
with ferns and other tropical foliage. Began your journey at the
Grand Etang’s Visitor’s Centre, which is open from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday
and Sunday.
Grenada
National Museum
Peer into Grenada’s past at this historical museum set in French
barracks. Sift through a plethora of artifacts, including Josephine
Bonaparte’s childhood bathtub from Martinique.
La Sagesse
Nature Centre
Learn about the various plants that adorn the island at this darling
98-acre plantation on La Sagesse beach. Follow guided trails through
a tropical garden, and learn about the various species of birds
found on the island. There is a restaurant, and lodging opportunities
are available at the authentic Manor House, one of four structures
on the plantation.
 Mt.
Carmel Waterfall
Wade through the crystal-clear waters of this falling torrent, which
pours into its base from 70 feet above. It is believed to be the
highest of Grenada’s waterfalls.
Nutmeg Processing
Stations
Visit these cooperatives to find out how this popular spice makes
it from the fields to grocery store shelves. There are two of these
stations on the island; one in Gouyave outside of St. George, and
the other in Grenville on Grenada’s east coast. Study the manufacturing
process, and the bizarre characteristics of the bushy nutmeg tree,
which also bears the mace spice.
River Antoine
Rum Distillery
 Sample
the key ingredient of the island’s famous Caribbean rum punch.
Watch the Caribbean’s only surviving cane-crusher at work at
the region’s longest operating rum distillery. The distillery
is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Sunday.
Yellow Poui
Art Gallery
Browse the wonderful masterpieces of local artists on display at
this gallery on Cross Street near Market Square.
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