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Located in the southeastern Caribbean, Grenada is a breathtaking island known for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and rich cultural heritage. Often called the "Spice Island", Grenada is one of the world's leading producers of nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves, filling the air with exotic aromas. Whether you are looking for relaxation in a private villa, thrilling outdoor and underwater adventures, or a deep dive into Caribbean food and culture, Grenada offers an unforgettable experience.
L’anse Aux Epines, Grenada, Caribbean
L’anse Aux Epines, Grenada, Caribbean
L’anse Aux Epines, Grenada, Caribbean
Grenada is truly an idyllic place to unwind. The warmth and sincerity of the Grenadian people will make you feel at home very quickly. It is affectionately known as the spice isle of the Caribbean due to its wealth of natural spices such as cinnamon, saffron and most notably nutmeg, widely available to purchase, and of course enjoy in local cuisine.
Most of our hand picked villas are located on the beaches of the south west of the island, whilst the north is covered with mountainous beautiful rain forest, well worth a visit. The beaches tend to be quieter than other islands in this part of the Caribbean, with plenty of space to relax on the sands or enjoy the calm Caribbean sea whilst swimming or sailing. Some of the best beaches include world-famous Grand Anse Beach, a two-mile stretch of powdery white sand and turquoise waters, which is perfect for sunbathing and water sports. For a more secluded retreat, Morne Rouge Beach (BBC Beach) offers a tranquil setting with calm waters, while Levera Beach provides a dramatic backdrop of rolling waves and views of smaller offshore islands.
Grenada is known as the best island in the eastern Caribbean for diving, with a plethora of wrecks, reefs, marine life and even the enchanting Underwater Sculpture Park. For those who love to explore the sea, Grenada’s sailing scene is among the best in the region. Visitors can charter a private yacht to discover the nearby islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique, or take a sunset cruise along Grenada’s stunning coastline.
Of course, being called the spice isle means that you are bound to have an exceptional culinary experience. Guests can visit spice plantations to see nutmeg and cocoa being harvested or enjoy a gourmet dining experience at Belmont Estate, a historic plantation producing organic chocolate. The island is also home to River Antoine Rum Distillery, one of the oldest rum producers in the Caribbean, where visitors can sample authentic local rum. For a true taste of Grenadian culture, the Fish Friday festival in Gouyave is a must, offering fresh seafood, music, and an authentic local atmosphere.
Known as the ‘Spice Island’, sampling Grenada’s spice and chocolate is a must. Some of the best places to visit are Belmont Estate, a working cocoa farm where you can see how Grenadian chocolate is made, House of Chocolate, a café and museum in St. George’s with delicious local chocolate and Dougaldston Spice Estate where you can learn about Grenada’s famous spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
Grenada has many beautiful beaches but some of the most popular include Grand Anse Beach, probably the most famous beach on the island, perfect for swimming and sunsets, Morne Rouge Beach (BBC Beach) which is a quieter alternative with calm waters and Levera Beach, a more secluded, wild beach with stunning views of Sugar Loaf Island.
Boat and catamaran trips are always a popular activity in Grenada. There are several smaller islands that can be accessed by boat including Carriacou, Petite Martinique, Hog Island & Sandy Island. For sailing enthusiasts, Grenada Sailing Week is a must visit in January.
Along with the typical reefs and wrecks, Grenada is also home to the Underwater Sculpture Park which is a world famous spot with unique submerged sculptures to be explored. Flamingo Bay & Molinere Reef also have excellent coral reefs with diverse marine life and Bianca C Wreck is a legendary shipwreck, often called the "Titanic of the Caribbean."
Along with many other Caribbean islands, Grenada celebrates Carnival (Spicemas) in August with colourful parades and music. Every Friday, locals come together for Fish Friday in Gouyave, a weekly street festival with fresh seafood, music, and dancing. For those partial to rum, there are plenty of distilleries to visit and sample the local tipple, our favourite is River Antoine Rum Distillery.
Grenada has some stunning waterfalls where you can take a refreshing dip. Some of our favourites include Annandale Falls which is nice and easy to access, Seven Sisters Falls which is at the end of a scenic hike, and Concord falls in a lush jungle setting. The Grand Etang National Park is also worth a visit. Home to crater lakes, hiking trails, and local wildlife like Mona monkeys.
The weather during this time will be warm, sunny, and dry with average temperatures of 26–30°C. It is ideal beach weather and also a great time for sailing, diving, and exploring the island. Several festivals are on during this time including Grenada Sailing Week (January) and Carriacou Carnival (February).
These months will be warm and humid, with occasional rain showers. Average temperatures are 27–31°C. Although it is technically hurricane season, Grenada is usually less affected than other Caribbean Islands. Visitors will find lush greenery and beautiful waterfalls as well as the vibrant carnival season from July - August.
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