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Grenada
Grenada is known as the 'Spice of the Caribbean' - it has all the zest and colourful flavour of a Caribbean island without the bitterness of tourist masses. And because the island is largely untouched by commercial tourism, Grenada, and its locals retain that relaxed, island way-of-life that we all day dream about. Grenada's capital city St. George's is regarded as one of the prettiest harbour cities in the Caribbean - the hundreds of pastel-coloured roof tops sprinkled across the countryside pop against the bright blue water and green mountains. Grand Anse is a great place for catching some sun - the beaches are pristine and the water sport seemingly unlimited.
Best Time to Go
Grenada's warm weather and lively festivals entice travellers to the country year round. The temperature averages 29C, but you can expect rain even during the dry season (December to May). Grenada's Carnival celebration in August always attracts huge numbers. Fishing is great during the winter, but…
The best things to do in Grenada
Anse la Roche
A fantastic beach cove on the western side of the northern tip of Grenada. Very secluded, reached off a remote road by a path t…
Petit St Vincent
On Petit St. Vincent, the resort industry is a bit of a monopoly. With only one hotel, cleverly named the Petit St. Vincent Res…
Saltwhistle Bay
In the north of the tiny island, a perfect curve of palm-backed Caribbean sand. Very good anchorage.
Grand Anse Beach
Two miles of golden sand, unsafe for swimming, one of the main sites for turtle watching tours between March and August.
Diving Carriacou
If there is no absolute 'best dive site' but rather a best personal experience on a dive site, then a favourite of mine is Carr…
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