Things to see and do

Grenada is known as the spice island for its production of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and ginger. It’s also gaining a reputation as one of the Caribbean’s best destinations, and it’s not hard to see why. Beautiful beaches and breathtaking scenery provided by mountains, waterfalls and rainforest are Grenada’s recipe for relaxation. It’s an island just waiting to be discovered.

Getting Around

Take taxis or hire a car. The Reception staff will be happy to organise this for you.

St George’s

Grenada’s capital has an interesting National Museum, harbour and colourful market, also a selection of shops and restaurants. Be sure to visit Fort George and Fort Frederick with its magnificent panoramic views of the town and harbour.

Tours & Hiking

A trek in the rain forests, a journey back in time to our plantations or maybe an exploration of our nutmeg stations. No matter your preference, we can cater to your needs. Grenada is filled with hiking trails for the more adventurous hiker and those just seeking a leisurely walk

Diving

Often referred to as the Wreck Dive Capital of the Eastern Caribbean, the Spice Islands really do have it all so explore the underwater world with us. Snorkelling or diving reefs or ship wrecks, all activities are available – a wonderful underwater world awaits.

Sport Fishing

Whether you like chartered deep sea excursions or international fishing competitions, this is the place for you.

Sailing

Grenada’s surrounding waters offer some of the best sailing in the Caribbean – the island is one of the premier yachting centers in the region. Whether your own boat, on a crewed yacht or a bare boat rental, Grenada is an excellent base to visit Carriacou, Petite Martinique and the rest of the Grenadines

Overview

Grenada has remained typically Caribbean and that is its greatest charm. So far it has managed to preserve its naturalness and some would say that it lacks sophistication. However, our hotel on the island combines refined hospitality with Grenada’s abundant tropical splendour. There is more to Grenada than its beaches. Up in the mountainous Grand Etang you’ll find monkeys and rare fauna. Try a nature hike to experience the true tropics and, in the right season, pick mangoes to quench your thirst en route. For those in search of natural beauty, lush green terrain and peaceful uncrowded white sand beaches and coves, the Isle of Spice is hard to beat.

Famous for its local cuisine, visitors are encouraged to try local delicacies including deliciously prepared Caribbean seafood and various West Indian indigenous foods. Until you have tried Grenada’s deliciously tempting local cuisine you have not savoured the ultimate spice island to the full.

For a gentle, friendly, tropical experience – Grenada awaits you.