Grenada

Isle of spice in the Caribbean

One of the quieter less developed Caribbean islands, Grenada has sublime beaches, fantastic food, a lush volcanic interior and plenty to keep you occupied on water or land.  Highlights include:

  • the pretty harbour town of St Georges, set on a horseshoe shaped bay with colourful 18th century architecture and a lively Saturday market
  • Grand Etang National Park in the interior with lush vegetation, lakes in extinct volcanic craters, waterfalls and hiking trails
  • over 50 dive sites including the Bianca C shipwreck, the largest diveable wreck in the region
  • an underwater sculpture garden with over 100 artworks
  • great snorkelling on day trips to sister islands Carriaco and Petit Martinique
  • rum sampling at the Westerhall Rum Distillery
  • Flying time: 10.5 hours
  • Time difference: -4 hours
  • Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar
  • Best time of year to travel: Year round (avoid September-October)
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Ideas for a trip to Grenada

Here are some ideas for trips to Grenada all of which can be adapted for you and we are always happy to create a bespoke trip from scratch

7 nights All Inclusive at Spice Island Beach Resort

from ££2925 per person low season to £3980 high season
Set on Grand Anse Beach, a two mile expanse of flawless fine sand and gentle lapping waves, Spice Island is a tasteful low-rise hamlet of sumptuous suites with dramatic ocean scenery and beautiful gardens. Facilities include a stylish pool, supervised kids club, tennis court, gym, non-motorised watersports and access to a golf course with complimentary green fees. Janissa’s Spa is nestled privately in the tropical gardens.

7 nights B&B at Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel

from £2250 person low season to £3485 high season
A charming boutique Relais & Châteaux hotel arranged in a sweeping horseshoe shape overlooking magnificent gardens and the captivatingly scenic L’ Anse Aux Epines Beach, Calabash is renowned for its unique service with a distinctly personal touch. The wellness centre and main pool have been redesigned to create a new spa, yoga pavilion, relaxation pool and zen garden that will leave you re-energised to enjoy a variety of activities. Try a wide range of land and watersports, from kayaking, snorkelling and tennis to nearby golf.

3* hotel stay

from £1300 per person for 7 nights
Grenada has a whole range of accommodation options some of them with eye watering prices. If you want to keep an eye on your budget then a stay in a 3* hotel on the beach is a great option. The hotel may lack the style and facilities of some of the more luxurious options but the beaches, sea and scenery will be the same.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions that haven't been answered here? Send your questions to enquiries@shearwatertravel.co.uk and we'll try our best to help.

British passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Grenada.  But check the FCDO website for latest advice

Ensure your usual vaccinations are up to date and consider Hepatitis B and Tetanus.  Visit the NHS Fit for Travel Website for the latest advice.  

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