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Grenada
We invite you to enjoy our culture, visit our
different parishes and celebrate our way of life. With so much to see and
do, from tasting our unique spicy flavours to participating in Carnival
Jouvert morning, you are sure to find the experience you are looking for.
With this website you will see all
the different places of interests and attractions which makes Grenada such
a wonderful place to visit. As we say in Grenada, "Is We Ting!". The
"real" Grenada is waiting for you.
We are passionate about sharing the
joys and hidden treasures of our fascinating island. You will find that
there is so much to experience beyond your imagination.
Grenada's mountainous island is covered with
fragrant nutmeg trees, rare tropical flowers and stunning beaches, this
volcanic island has plenty to offer in terms of eco tourism with cascading
rivers and waterfalls, lush rainforests, sulphur springs and one of the
most prettiest lakes, Lake Antoine.
The capital of Grenada, St. George's, is probably the most picturesque
city in the Caribbean with its horseshoe-shaped harbour.
Grenada's natural beauty is complemented by its rich history and vibrant
cultural heritage. Local festivals such as Carnival, fairs, and markets
remain an integral part of life on Grenada.
Grenada offers locals and visitors over 40 perfect white sand beaches.
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New Travellers Guide Grenada Map 2007/8
The Travellers Guide — is an
easy to follow detailed road and street map. This publication is a
must for visitors and locals alike who wish to capture the real flavour of
the islands attractions.
Everything you need
to know about Grenada, including sightseeing attractions, heritage, history,
festivals, culture and food.
Use our new
interactive maps below.
Island Map
St. George's Map
Grand Anse & Point Salines Map
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New Shopping & Entertainment Guide Grenada Magazine 2007/8
Grenada's history & culture is
waiting for you to experience from
the bustling capital city of St. George's in the South, to the picturesque
parish of St. Patrick's to the north. None of the six parishes in Grenada
are similar.
Each have a unique character and charm.
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