Your Kind of Escape in Grenada
Grenada is the Isle of Spice: a green, hilly island with nutmeg on its flag, a long sweep of beach at Grand Anse, and a harbour capital often called one of the prettiest in the Caribbean. It feels relaxed and unhurried, with rainforest, waterfalls and an underwater sculpture park all within easy reach.
I plan and book these trips for travellers across Canada, from checked destination information rather than a personal trip report.
Grenada at a glance
- The appeal
- A relaxed beach base, a pretty harbour town, and rainforest and spice estates inland
- A good length
- 7 to 10 nights
- Best season
- January to May is the dry season. February to April is usually the driest.
- From Canada
- Non-stops from Toronto; schedules change by season
Explore Grenada
- Things to See & Do — St. George’s, Grand Anse, the sculpture park and the interior
- Trip Ideas & Inspiration — A beach week, a spice-island loop, or the sister islands
- When to Go & Travel Tips — Seasons, driving on the left and getting around
A few highlights
A long beach and calm water
Grand Anse is the island’s best-known beach, with calm water and an easy drive into St. George’s. Smaller coves nearby are quieter still. The beaches
A harbour capital
St. George’s wraps around a horseshoe harbour, with red-roofed buildings climbing the hills and a fort above the water. St. George’s
The underwater sculpture park, the rainforest and the spice estates are on the same page. See the places
Let’s plan your Grenada trip
Tell me who is travelling, when, and whether you want a beach week, time inland, or a look at the sister islands. I’ll match the area and the stay, and book the flights and transfers.
The initial 30-minute consultation is complimentary. The professional research fee is $50 per traveller aged 2 or older, paid before research begins.