THE ISLANDS
Welcome to a place where untouched beauty meets the friendly smiles of locals. Grenada is a place of lush diversity, from cascading waterfalls to meandering rivers and stretches of white sand beach.
Grenada is a tri-island state, comprising of the main island of Grenada and it’s sister isles, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. There is something for everyone – adventure seekers, beach dwellers, or couples looking for a romantic destination. On our picturesque island you can go for a swim in the crystal clear waters of Grand Anse Beach and trek through the rainforest of Seven Sisters Waterfalls all within a day. Our English-speaking nation has some of the friendliest people in the Caribbean, and even if you happen to get lost, you will surely encounter our vibrant culture and hospitality.
Adventure
For those looking for an adventure, there are plenty of experienced tour operators on our islands. From sport fishing and countryside tours to scuba diving and kayaking, the most difficult part is choosing! Our tour guides are friendly, flexible, and know the islands inside and out.
Festivals
Filled with an amazing culture and unique traditions, Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique boast a variety of festivals year round. Sailors travel from all over the world to experience the island’s sailing festivals and regattas while others come to the Spicemas Festival – Grenada’s premier cultural event.
Attractions
Our historical sites and natural wonders are rarely crowded, allowing you to take your time exploring. Adjust your clock to island time and engage with locals at festivals and cultural celebrations – the friendliness of our people is one of our greatest attractions.
Dive
Dive into Grenada! With colorful coral reefs, spectacular shipwrecks, exhilarating drift dives, and a unique underwater sculpture park – Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique have it all. With more than 50 dive sites to explore, it’s no wonder that divers of all levels come from around the world to discover what lies beneath the waves.
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