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Grenada

Country: Grenada · Region: Southern Caribbean · Currency: East Caribbean Dollar

Grenada is a Caribbean cruise port known as the 'Spice Isle,' featuring a natural harbor in the capital St. George's with colonial architecture, nearby beaches, and water sports. The island offers lush volcanic terrain, waterfalls, and spice plantations accessible from the cruise dock.

Top sights

Grand Anse Beach, St. George's (historic town and carenage), Grand Etang crater lake and nature reserve, Annandale Waterfall, Gouyave Nutmeg Factory

Things to do

Grand Etang
A crater lake and nature reserve mid-island featuring Mona monkeys, birdlife, tropical flowers, and nearby waterfalls including Seven Sisters and Honeymoon Falls.
Fort George
Historic fort located on the knoll above St George's carenage in the capital city.
Dougladston Estate
Spice plantation near Gouyave showcasing nutmeg and other local spices.
Bianca C
A 600-foot cruise ship that sank in 1961 now lying at 90-160 ft depth, offering the signature dive site for the island.

Beaches

Grand Anse Beach
A classic sweep of palm-fringed sand featured in tourist brochures with all water sports facilities, though it is narrow and may experience wave erosion.
Morne Rouge Beach
A much quieter beach beyond the Grand Anse headland to the west.

Where to eat

Market in St George's
Local market offering fresh foodstuffs and local spices for purchase.

Bars and nightlife

Hashing trails
Running trails set up around the main island usually on Saturday afternoons, followed by copious draughts of rum to recover.

Weather in Grenada by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January79°F74°F2.9 in18
February80°F74°F2.4 in15
March80°F74°F2.8 in17
April82°F75°F2.1 in14
May82°F76°F3.1 in18
June82°F76°F4.9 in23
July82°F76°F6.0 in25
August82°F77°F5.1 in24
September84°F78°F3.8 in20
October83°F77°F5.0 in21
November82°F76°F5.9 in24
December80°F75°F3.9 in21

Getting around

Minibuses depart frequently from the St. George's bus terminal next to the cruise dock, or hire a taxi for the day to tour the island.

What to eat

Local spices including nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon, and ginger are signature products; high-quality chocolate is also available.

Tips

Bring US dollars as the main currency; the EC dollar is difficult to exchange outside the Caribbean and ATMs may not be readily accessible from the cruise pier.

Best for

Beaches, snorkeling, diving, spice plantations

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