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Grenada’s lush rainforest, beautiful beaches and shimmering waters make a perfect backdrop for a Caribbean destination wedding or a quiet ceremony among close friends and family…or just the couple themselves. A beach wedding is always a popular choice, of course, and a toes-in-the-sand ceremony with cocktail hour and reception can be arranged. The beautiful beaches …
Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique are fringed by more than 45 beautiful beaches, including white-sand shorelines on the Caribbean coast and black volcanic sands lapped by Atlantic Ocean waters. Even the most popular beaches offer plenty of elbow room on these uncrowded islands, and it’s more than possible for visitors to find a deserted beach …
Previous Next Grenada is a treat for the eyes as well as the palate, and the unique, amazing and Instagram-worthy images visitors can share with the world include: Pods of dolphins escorting the ferry from Grenada to Carriacou “The Carenage,” St. George’s horseshoe-shaped harbor surrounded by colorful homes and buildings An ancient water wheel crushing …
The main island of Grenada is rich in both natural beauty and history, with petroglyphs at Duquesne Bay dating back to the time of the Arawak people. French and English forts as well as great houses stand as reminders of the centuries-long struggle by European powers to control the island. At just 133 square miles …
Previous Next Grenada’s Grand Etang National Park is home to the only population of Mona monkeys outside of Africa, thought to be descendants of primates that stowed away on slave ships in the 1700s. The River Antoine Rum Distillery, in operation for more than 200 years, is the home of the oldest functioning water-propelled distillery …
At a time when healthy travel equates to happy travel, Grenada and its sister islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique shine with an abundance of outdoor activities, nourishing farm-to-table dining, boutique hotels and individualized experiences, as well as a commitment to safety that has held the island’s COVID-19 rates to levels far lower than neighboring …
